UX Microcopy Exercises
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Microcontent
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Use active voice
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Offer perks to users to boost engagement
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Fogg Behavior Model
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Miller's Law
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Avoid generic commands
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Hick's Law
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UX writing examples
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Avoid vague commands
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Tooltips
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Give users a reason to grant permissions
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Tension systems
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What UX writing is not
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Effects of serial position
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Use a consistent case
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Avoid excessive politeness
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Microcopy
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Avoid double negatives
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Situational factors
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Loss aversion
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Readability scores
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Types of psychology in UX writing
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Levels of user needs
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Don't compromise on clarity
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Use simple language
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Place icons on the left
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What is UX writing?
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Notifications
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Competitor analysis
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Create a content inventory
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Mockups
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Responsibilities of a UX writer
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Purpose of UX writing
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Use numerals for numbers
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Generation of patterns
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Don't make users think more than needed
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Microinteraction
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Using Google Trends
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Help users reverse their primary decision easily
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Use plain language
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UX Writer
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Voice vs. tone
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Be conversational to sound more human
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Labels
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Intuitive processes
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Don't trick users
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Qualitative interviews and research
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Create meaningful and contextual tooltips
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Use meaningful, actionable CTAs
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