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SaaS — Help Center Page

Copy-paste layout brief covering Hero Section, Category Cards, Popular Articles Section and Article Page Template — hand it to ChatGPT, Claude, or v0 as-is.

SaaS — Help Center Page is a copy-ready build prompt for saas pages. Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, v0 and iterate from the first draft it returns.

We keep this entry in sync on a schedule, so the counts and the description track the upstream project.

Use caseSaaS
Works withChatGPT, Claude, v0, Cursor
Sourcewebsiteprompts.com
Create a help center / knowledge base page: 1. HERO SECTION - "How can we help?" - Large search bar with placeholder: "Search for articles..." - Popular searches as clickable tags below 2. CATEGORY CARDS (grid of 6) Each card: - Icon - Category name - Brief description - Article count - Hover state Categories: - Getting Started (rocket icon) - Account & Billing (credit card icon) - Projects & Tasks (folder icon) - Team & Collaboration (users icon) - Integrations (plug icon) - Troubleshooting (wrench icon) 3. POPULAR ARTICLES SECTION - "Most viewed articles" - List of 5-6 articles with: - Article title (link) - Category tag - Read time 4. ARTICLE PAGE TEMPLATE Layout: - Breadcrumb navigation - Article title - Last updated date - Table of contents (sticky sidebar) - Article content with: - Headings (H2, H3) - Paragraphs - Bullet lists - Code blocks - Images/screenshots - Callout boxes (info, warning, tip) - "Was this helpful?" Yes/No buttons - Related articles - "Still need help? Contact support" CTA 5. CONTACT SUPPORT SECTION - "Can't find what you're looking for?" - Three options: - Live Chat (available hours) - Email Support (response time) - Community Forum 6. FOOTER - Links to: Status Page, API Docs, Community, Feedback - Emergency contact for critical issues Design: Clean, scannable layout. Good typography hierarchy. Search should be prominent.

How to use it

  1. Copy the full prompt with the button above.
  2. Paste it into your model and add your brand, copy and colours.
  3. Ask for one section at a time if the first pass is too broad.
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