From the course: UX Writing Fundamentals: A Comprehensive Guide to UX Writing

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Words in the design

Words in the design

(soft, bright music) - When it comes to UX writing, it's not just about the words you choose, but how they are presented on the screen. As a UX writer, it's important to consider the design and layout of the interface when crafting your microcopy. One crucial aspect of this is understanding the use of space. Every element on the screen needs to have enough space to breathe, and the text needs to be legible and easy to read. It's important to use an appropriate font size and to consider the contrast between the text and the background. In addition, you need to work within the design parameters provided by the UX UI designers. This means understanding the visual hierarchy of the interface and how your microcopy fits within it. Your words should compliment and enhance the design, not detract from it. By writing with the design in mind, you can ensure that your microcopy is not only clear and concise, but also aesthetically pleasing and effective in guiding users through the interface.

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