Create Website Design Ideas with Midjourney 5.2

Midjourney version 5.2 is here. This update brings new ways to create cool website design concepts fast. Let's look at how you can use it.

Generating Basic Concepts

You can start with a simple prompt to get initial design layouts. For example, to get a landing page for a software company, you might use a prompt like:

"landing page web design layout for a SAS company pre-launch UI ux modern charts and graphs"

The results are often very clean and modern. They give you a great starting point to see different design styles.

Adding Designs to Device Mockups

One powerful feature in version 5.2 is the Custom Zoom. This tool lets you change the aspect ratio and the prompt.

A great way to use this is for device mockups. Take a design you generated and use Custom Zoom. Change the prompt to something like "device mock-up perspective". Midjourney will place your design onto a device image, like a computer screen.

What's cool is that the original design stays mostly the same. Midjourney integrates it smoothly onto the device image. This makes it easy to see how your design looks in a real-world view.

Generating many design concepts and mockups can take time. A tool that helps manage your prompts and outputs can make the process smoother. Consider trying the Midjourney Automation Suite from TitanXT to help organize your design workflow.

Exploring Different Layouts and Styles

You can create many types of website pages. For an e-commerce shop page with a tile layout, try a prompt like:

"e-commerce website shop page with a tile layout grids modern style web design emphasis on UI ux running shoes --ar 9:16"

Using different aspect ratios, like `--ar 9:16`, is helpful for web design. It gives you vertical layouts, allowing you to see more of the page than just the header area.

These prompts generate clean, simple designs that are good concepts to build upon.

Another Design Example

Let's look at another type of page. For a simple, modern page for a surfboard company, you could use:

"a simple yet elegant modern website page for a surfboard company icons e-commerce figma and UI and ux"

The results show nice, clean designs. These are excellent starting points if you plan to develop the concept further in a design program like Figma.

Need help keeping track of your best prompts and generated images across different design ideas? Automating tasks like prompt management can be a big help. Check out the Midjourney Automation Suite from TitanXT to streamline your creative process.

Detailed Mockups with Custom Zoom

The Custom Zoom feature can do more than just simple mockups. You can be very specific in your prompt when using it.

For example, starting with one of your generated designs, use Custom Zoom and change the prompt to:

"a mock-up on a laptop screen sitting on a desk next to a plant"

Midjourney places the design onto a laptop screen image. The image fits into a scene with a desk and a plant. This creates a very integrated, realistic-looking mockup.

This shows how detailed you can get with showing your design in a context.

Putting It All Together

Midjourney version 5.2 offers useful tools for creating website design concepts and mockups quickly. You can get initial ideas with simple prompts, use aspect ratios for different views, and place designs onto specific device mockups using the Custom Zoom feature.

These features make it easier to visualize website layouts and see how they could look in different settings.

To make managing your Midjourney projects even easier, consider using a tool built for automation. Explore the Midjourney Automation Suite from TitanXT to help handle prompts, variations, and image organization for all your design concepts.