- How to write copy for UI components? buttons, lists, toasts, toggles, inputs, tooltips, and headings)
- How to write the date, time, currency, and numbers correctly?
- What are the main voice and tone principles?
📖 Find the answers to these and other questions in the complete Microcopy guide for UX/UI Designers.
✍️The guide is created based on International Standards ("AP style guide" and "ISO 8601 international standards").
- How to write the date, time, currency, and numbers correctly?
- What are the main voice and tone principles?
📖 Find the answers to these and other questions in the complete Microcopy guide for UX/UI Designers.
✍️The guide is created based on International Standards ("AP style guide" and "ISO 8601 international standards").
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👌 Encourage action
Users should be able to understand what will happen when they click a button. Buttons should always lead with a strong verb that encourages action except in the case of common actions like “Done”, “Close”, “Cancel”, or “OK”.
🔗 Microcopy Guide
Users should be able to understand what will happen when they click a button. Buttons should always lead with a strong verb that encourages action except in the case of common actions like “Done”, “Close”, “Cancel”, or “OK”.
🔗 Microcopy Guide
❌ Avoid articles
For labels, titles, and buttons, avoid articles to keep content short and actionable. This increases readability and encourages immediate action.
🔗 Microcopy Guide
For labels, titles, and buttons, avoid articles to keep content short and actionable. This increases readability and encourages immediate action.
🔗 Microcopy Guide