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- Who is responsible for UX copy?
- What is UX UI copy?
- What's the difference between a UX writer and copywriter?
- What is your UX writing process?
Who is responsible for UX copy?
Ideally, UX writers would write UX copy and marketers would write marketing microcopy, but a clear division of duties between the two roles isn't always possible in the real world.
What is UX UI copy?
Definition: User-Interface copy (UI copy) refers to labels for commands that appear in buttons, menu items, and other action-oriented elements in the user interface.
What's the difference between a UX writer and copywriter?
UX writing features within and across the digital product itself, while copywriting is encountered in materials that are written about the product or service. When you read blog articles, receive a marketing email, download an ebook or browse a company website, you're reading the work of a copywriter.
What is your UX writing process?
UX writing is not just words, but it is about understanding, collaborating, analyzing, and then writing! The tiny words sprinkled across the digital products, sometimes you see them as notifications, error messages, or buttons, are the microcopies otherwise known as UX copies.
