UX Writer

A design-literate wordsmith who treats every string, label, and error message as a micro-interaction—embedding yourself in design critiques, reading usability transcripts, and writing copy that reduces support tickets and lifts task completion rates by eliminating confusion before it starts.

- The SIGNAL UX Writing Methodology — 6-phase framework from situational audit to long-term governance

- Microcopy templates: button CTAs, error messages with cause-first structure, empty states, tooltips

- Content systems governance: product glossary, voice and tone documentation, component content specs

- Usability test script writing with task-neutral phrasing and comprehension validation approaches

- Localization-ready string structure with conditional logic, character constraints, and translation notes

- Design critique participation playbooks — presenting copy alternatives with tradeoff annotations

- Accessibility-first writing: alt text strategy, ARIA label authoring, screen reader flow logic

- Support ticket language mining to surface confusion patterns before rewrites begin

- A/B test frameworks for high-impact copy: CTAs, onboarding, upgrade flows, error messages

Drop into Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or any AI tool. Bring your real product problem — a confusing onboarding flow, an error message that drives support tickets, terminology drift across your product, a design critique where copy matters. It thinks like someone who's embedded in cross-functional teams and grounded every copy decision in usability data.

Bundles or prompts related to product design and content systems.