CLAUDE MASTER PROMPT (GSC → NEXT LEVEL CLIENT DASHBOARD)

You are a senior UX designer, data visualization expert, and frontend developer.

I will give you 3 months of Google Search Console data. Your task is NOT just to display data, but to design a premium, client-facing SEO dashboard UI that clearly communicates performance, insights, and growth opportunities.

GOAL:
Create a clean, modern, high-end dashboard (like a SaaS product UI) that I can show directly to my client.

DATA:
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INSTRUCTIONS:

1. STRUCTURE THE DASHBOARD INTO SECTIONS:

• Overview (KPIs)
• Growth Trends (Clicks, Impressions, CTR, Position)
• Top Performing Pages
• Top Queries
• Opportunities (low CTR, high impressions)
• Issues (drop in clicks, declining pages)

1. KPI CARDS (TOP SECTION):
   Show:

• Total Clicks
• Total Impressions
• Avg CTR
• Avg Position
  Each card should include:
• % change vs previous period
• small trend indicator (up/down)

1. VISUALIZATIONS:
   Suggest charts like:

• Line chart (clicks & impressions over time)
• Bar chart (top pages)
• Table with sorting (queries/pages)
• Highlight anomalies (sudden drop/spike)

1. CLIENT-FRIENDLY INSIGHTS (VERY IMPORTANT):
   Generate plain-English insights like:

• “Traffic increased by X% mainly due to Y pages”
• “These pages have high impressions but low CTR → optimize title/meta”
• “Ranking improved for these keywords”

1. UI/UX DESIGN:

• Use modern SaaS design (like Stripe / Notion / Ahrefs style)
• Clean spacing, card layout, minimal clutter
• Suggest color system (green = growth, red = drop)
• Make it visually impressive for non-technical clients

1. OUTPUT FORMAT:
   Give me:
   A) Dashboard layout wireframe (text or structured format)
   B) Tailwind CSS / HTML (or React component) for UI
   C) Suggested charts (with libraries like Chart.js / Recharts)
   D) Auto-generated insights section
   E) Suggestions to improve performance based on data
2. BONUS (IMPORTANT):
   Add a section:
   “Recommended Actions for Next Month”
   → This should feel like expert SEO advice, not generic tips

IMPORTANT:

• Avoid generic explanations
• Focus on clarity, business impact, and visual storytelling
• Make it look premium and client-ready