Figma UX Copy Review and Microcopy Variants
Write and compare interface text for buttons and messages.
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Write UX copy for these Figma screens. Screens and elements needing text: [SCREEN_ELEMENTS]. Users, tone and brand voice: [USERS_AND_TONE]. Constraints (character limits, languages): [CONSTRAINTS]. Return a table with Element, three options with a note on tone, a recommendation, character count and notes, covering at least eight elements in full. Cover buttons (verb plus object), form labels and hints, validation messages, empty states, confirmation dialogs and success messages. Error messages follow the pattern: what happened, why if known, what to do next, with no blame, jargon or humour. Confirmation dialogs name the action on the button, such as Delete project, not OK, and state consequences. Stay within character limits and count characters. Add a glossary of terms to use consistently. For translation, avoid idioms and allow about 30 percent extra space. Flag text that may need legal review, such as consent wording, and text that depends on data the interface may not have. Test: read the screen aloud without the visuals; the copy must be clear without them.
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