Content Strategy Exercises
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Tone mapping
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Fogg Behavior Model
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Miller's Law
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Hick's Law
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UX writing examples
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Tension systems
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Interaction design
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What UX writing is not
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Effects of serial position
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Set the right tone
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Situational factors
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Loss aversion
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Types of psychology in UX writing
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Use simple language
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What is UX writing?
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When users are upset
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Responsibilities of a UX writer
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Creating guidelines for using the brand voice
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Purpose of UX writing
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Generation of patterns
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Don't make users think more than needed
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Grammar and syntax
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When users are pleased
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Voice vs. tone
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When users are neutral
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Intuitive processes
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Word length
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What is brand voice?
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Be concise
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Set your writing goals
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Who a UX writer works with
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Adding character
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Composition
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Integrate the brand’s voice
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Thematic sorting
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Anticipate confusion
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Miller's law
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Say no to dark patterns
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End on prepositions
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Maintain visual hierarchy
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Add a human touch
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Include keywords and phrases
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Break down tasks into smaller ones
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Follow common design patterns
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Minimize choices
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Divide text into chunks
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Use progressive disclosure
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Cognitive load
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Eliminate unnecessary tasks
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