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Ux writing systems

Skill Dragoon0x/everything-design-taste/skills/ux-writing-systems

A taste system for AI agents. 288 skills, 80 agents, 12 rules, and 8 hooks that turn generic AI output into work with genuine design quality. Anti-slop detection, typography craft, color systems, brand voice, product strategy, and 50+ specialized reviewers across UI, industry, platform, and content domains.

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UX writing systems, content guidelines, and text component patterns for consistent product language.

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Ux Writing Systems

Building a UX Writing System

Content Components

  • Headings: H1 = page purpose, H2 = section topics.
  • Body text: 16px minimum, 45-75 char line length.
  • Labels: Short, specific, consistent terminology.
  • Descriptions: Support labels when needed. One sentence.
  • Help text: Below inputs, before the user needs it.
  • Status text: Present tense for current state, past tense for completed.

Terminology Database

  • Canonical terms for features (don't call it "workspace" in one place and "project" in another).
  • Acronym definitions.
  • Prohibited terms (brand-specific no-go words).

String Templates

  • {User} shared {item} with you.
  • {Count} items selected.
  • Handle pluralization: 1 item / 2 items.
  • Handle zero: "No items" not "0 items."

Tone Matrix

ContextTone
SuccessBrief, satisfied
ErrorEmpathetic, helpful
WarningClear, non-alarming
OnboardingPatient, encouraging
Empty stateFriendly, actionable

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