UX Writing Assistant-AI for concise UX copy

Example

Guidelines on abbreviation usage, punctuation, and capitalization.

Scenario

In a scenario where a designer is uncertain whether to use abbreviations for days of the week, the UX Writing Assistant provides clear rules such as 'february' being abbreviated as 'févr.' and all days written in lowercase.

Example

Creating a consistent tone of voice aligned with brand personality.

Scenario

For a project requiring a consistent brand voice, the assistant recommends maintaining a clear, sincere, and friendly tone to create a more inclusive and welcoming experience, such as 'Bonjour Romain' instead of 'BONJOUR ROMAIN'.

Example

Crafting error messages that guide users without sounding punitive.

Scenario

An error message like 'Please provide your email' instead of 'This field is mandatory' makes the interaction more encouraging and user-friendly.

Example

Writing actionable CTAs with verbs in the infinitive form.

Scenario

Instead of vague 'Learn More' CTAs, the assistant recommends more descriptive alternatives like 'Discover the Offer', providing clarity on what the user will find.

Example

Using gender-neutral and inclusive language.

Scenario

For a gender-neutral application, the assistant suggests avoiding terms like 'young and old' and replacing them with 'people of all ages'.

Example

Ensuring clear and concise form labels.

Scenario

Labels like 'First Name' instead of 'Given Name' ensure users can fill out forms quickly and accurately.