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Ux writing patterns

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Common UX writing patterns, button copy, form labels, system messages, and conversational UI.

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UX Writing Patterns

Buttons

ActionGoodBad
Save dataSaveSubmit
Remove itemRemoveDelete
Confirm actionConfirm orderOK
Cancel actionCancelGo back
NavigateView detailsClick here

Form Labels

  • 'Email address' not 'Email:'
  • 'Password (8+ characters)' not 'Password'
  • Mark optional fields, not required ones
  • Sentence case, not Title Case

System Messages

TypeToneExample
SuccessBrief, confident'Changes saved'
ErrorEmpathetic, helpful'Couldn't connect. Check your network.'
WarningClear, actionable'This action cannot be undone.'
InfoNeutral, contextual'Your trial ends in 5 days.'

Conversational UI

  • Don't pretend the bot is human
  • Set expectations: 'I can help with X, Y, and Z'
  • Offer escape: 'Talk to a person' always available
  • Confirm understanding: 'You want to [action]. Is that right?'
  • Handle failure gracefully: 'I'm not sure I understood. Try rephrasing?'

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