Glossary of AI templates

AI template

A finished website or interface design packaged for an AI coding tool to rebuild and adapt, usually as a prompt, a runnable project and a design file. See what an AI template is.

Template prompt

The written description of one finished design, detailed enough for an AI tool to rebuild it. It is the form of a template that a tool reads first.

Project

The runnable codebase that produces a template's preview. On uberdesigner, template projects are Vite + React. See prompt, project or Figma file.

Figma file

The editable design source of a template: its frames, components and styles. It is where the design is changed before code.

Adaptation brief

The request you give your AI tool with a template: what to keep, what to replace, your content, and the checks to run. Each category page here has one.

System

The decisions in a template that don't depend on its subject: type, spacing, colour, component shapes and motion. The part you keep. See how to customise an AI template.

Subject

Everything in a template that belongs to the particular brand or product it was drawn for: names, copy, images and data. The part you replace.

Centrepiece

The one object, scene or image a template is built around, such as a 3D product or a reactive photograph. Know what of yours replaces it before you choose.

Skeleton

A template reduced to its sections in order, with a count of what each holds. Comparing skeletons with your content is how to judge fit. See how to choose an AI template.

Theme

A skin for one publishing platform, changed through that platform's settings. Unlike an AI template, it does not stand alone and is not rebuilt by a tool.

UI kit

A set of interface parts such as buttons, inputs and cards, without a finished page or screen. A template is a composition; a kit is the pieces.

Free tier

On uberdesigner, a free account copies the prompts of free templates, from up to 3 different templates in any 24 hours, for personal use. See free AI templates.