# Best Practices *** ### How can I get the most out of Maker? * Start with **clear, concise prompts**—describe exactly what you want (elements, layout, behavior). * **Iterate quickly**: refine your prompt based on the AI’s response. *** ### How do I optimize my prompts for better results? * **Provide context**: Include relevant details, examples, or guidelines to help Maker understand your intent and generate more accurate results. * **Use lists** (bulleted/numbered) to ask for multiple items or steps. Breaking complex requests into smaller, manageable parts often yields more precise answers. * **Scope your request**: specify sections or components to modify (e.g. “Only update button”). *** ### Can I use Maker for collaboration? Currently, our tool is designed for one user at a time per active project. For collaborative efforts, we recommend coordinating access among team member and the following: * **Share live preview URLs** with teammates for feedback. * **Remix** a project to let others iterate on their own copy without affecting your main build. * **Duplicate** projects to manage different versions. *** ### How can I integrate feedback to improve future outputs? * **Review response r**egularly, review the tool’s responses and adjust your prompts based on what works. * **Documenting** successful strategies can help create a reference for future interactions, leading to consistent improvements over time. * **Adjust and re-run** prompts when requirements change or edge cases arise. *** ### Can Maker support multi-step workflows? Yes—chain prompts in the same chat session. Use one prompt to scaffold, then follow up to add features, tweak styles, or handle errors without starting over. *** ### Where can I find additional resources and tips? * **Documentation Portal**: in-depth guides and examples. * **Community Forums**: share prompts, discover use cases, ask questions. * [**Support & Contact**](https://docs.maker.co/community/support-and-contact): live chat and email support for personalized assistance. ***