UX Writing Fundamentals
Learn UX writing principles, the psychology behind it, and optimizing it with voice and tone
Lesson 1.1. What is UX?
Lesson 1.2. What is UX Writing?
Lesson 1.3. What Makes a Good UX Writer?
Lesson 1.4. A UX Writer by Any Other Names
Lesson 1.5. A UX Writer's Responsibilities
Lesson 1.6. User Flows and Flow Charts
Quiz 1
Lesson 2.1. Why is UX Crucial?
Lesson 2.2. User at the Center of the User's Journey
Lesson 2.3. Keep It Simple
Lesson 2.4. Favor the Familiar
Lesson 2.5. Speed
Lesson 2.6. Usefulness
Lesson 2.7. Security, Stability and Reliability
Quiz 2
Lesson 3.1. The Role of Psychology
Lesson 3.2. Patterns and Perception
Lesson 3.3. Visceral Reactions
Lesson 3.4. Hick’s Law a.k.a. Minimalism
Lesson 3.5. Gestalt Principles
Lesson 3.6. Psychology of Colors
Quiz 3
Lesson 4.1. Speaking through an Interface
Lesson 4.2. Writing Principles for UX
Lesson 4.3. Defining Voice, Tone and Style
Lesson 4.4. How to Map Tone
Lesson 4.5. Creating Voice and Tone Guidelines
Quiz 4
Lesson 5.1. Types of Deliverables
Lesson 5.2. Documenting, Organizing and Auditing Copy
Lesson 5.3. Testing Copy
Lesson 5.4. Introducing Product to Users
Lesson 5.5. Accessibility and Localization
Quiz 5
Review all modules. Pass mark of 80%. Repeatable until you pass.
Whenever people use an app, browse the web, or operate any product, they interact with UX writing.
The finest user experience writing is clear, does not require users to think, and makes the whole experience smooth, intuitive, and delightful.
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