User Actions Exercises
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Use active voice
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User control and freedom
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Avoid generic commands
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Action input
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Buttons
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Incorporate inline menus for additional table actions
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Microinteraction
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Action chip
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Differentiate primary and secondary actions
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User action-based onboarding microcopy
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Microcopy for destructive actions
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Show only the most needed actions
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Avoid using more than two action buttons
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Microcopy around CTAs
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E-commerce microcopy
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Dark patterns in action-based microcopy
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Brand voice in user onboarding microcopy
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CTA
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Microcopy for modal and nonmodal pop-ups
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Use active voice for action-based microcopy
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Provide only the essential controls
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CTA button microcopy
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Clarity in action-based microcopy
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AI can’t think like your users
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Confirm destructive actions
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Allow undoing recent actions
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Making drag interactions accessible
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User control and empowerment
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Explicit feedback mechanisms
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When full automation makes sense
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Passive behavioral signals
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Action reversibility
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Analytics
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Balancing logging and privacy
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Recognizing signals for automation change
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Implementing behavioral triggers for timely messages
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Activation
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Undo patterns
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Automation balance
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Mapping essential touchpoints
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Evaluating personal responsibility factors
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Building service user actions
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Assessing task enjoyment levels
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Identifying tasks users want automated
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Alignment errors and user assumptions
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Manual override options
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Mapping user expertise levels
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Recovering control when automation fails
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The actions layer
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