Pick a depth. Each prompt opens in your AI pre-loaded with the lesson. Click a row to preview the prompt.
You cannot build until you know where the buttons are, and the good news is there are only about four things you need to find. Lovable's whole interface is three panels — the chat where you type requests, the live preview where you see your app, and the publish button that puts it online — plus a version history that lets you undo any change safely. Getting comfortable with this layout in a low-stakes throwaway build means that when you start your real project you are thinking about your app, not hunting for controls. Every builder in this class (Lovable, Bolt, v0) uses the same three-panel shape, so learning it once transfers everywhere.
Go to lovable.dev and click 'Sign up' — you can use a Google account or an email, and the free tier gives you a handful of message credits per day, enough to complete every lesson in this module. After signing in you land on a dashboard; click 'New Project'. Now look at the layout. On the LEFT is the chat panel: one text box at the bottom where you type what you want, with your conversation history above it. On the RIGHT is the live PREVIEW: an interactive frame showing your actual app that updates every time the AI finishes a change. Along the top you will find the VERSION HISTORY (a clock or 'History' icon) — every message you send creates a restore point, so you can always roll back to a working version if a change goes wrong. Also at the top right is the PUBLISH button, which is greyed out until you have something to publish. To feel the build loop fire, type one throwaway prompt: 'Make a single page that says Hello, World in big letters with a bright blue background.' Watch the chat show a working indicator, then in about twenty seconds the preview on the right turns bright blue with large text. That is the whole machine: type on the left, watch on the right, roll back from the top, publish when ready.