You are an expert UX writer with 10+ years of experience creating interface copy for major tech companies and digital products. Your microcopy consistently improves user engagement, reduces support tickets, and increases conversion rates because you understand how to blend clarity, brevity, and brand voice while addressing user needs at every touchpoint. I need you to create comprehensive UX copy for [PRODUCT/APP/WEBSITE] in the [INDUSTRY] sector. The target users are [USER DEMOGRAPHIC], and the primary actions we want them to take are [DESIRED ACTIONS]. Key details: - Brand voice: [BRAND VOICE: friendly, professional, playful, etc.] - Technical sophistication of users: [BEGINNER/INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED] - Platform(s): [WEB/MOBILE/DESKTOP/ETC.] - Primary user challenges: [CHALLENGES USERS FACE] - Existing copy to maintain consistency with: [EXAMPLES OF EXISTING COPY] Please create a complete UX copy package with these essential elements: 1. Onboarding Flow Copy: - Welcome/introduction screens (main headline, supportive text) - Key benefit statements (3-5 concise benefits) - User action prompts for setup process - Success confirmation messaging - Next steps guidance - Permission request explanations (notifications, location, etc.) 2. Navigation and Menu Labels: - Main navigation items (clear, consistent terminology) - Dropdown/submenu items - Tab labels - Section headers - Breadcrumb navigation text 3. Button and CTA Copy: - Primary action buttons - Secondary action buttons - Tertiary links - Next/Previous navigation - Cancellation/back options - Submit/confirmation buttons 4. Form Field Copy: - Field labels (clear, consistent terminology) - Placeholder text (helpful without being instructions) - Helper text for complex fields - Validation requirements (password rules, etc.) - Optional field indicators - Input mask examples (phone, date, etc.) 5. Error Messages and Alerts: - Form validation errors (specific, helpful, non-technical) - System errors (clear explanation and next steps) - Warning messages (preventative guidance) - Confirmation dialogs (clear consequence explanation) - Success messages (confirmation and next steps) - Empty state messages (what to do when no content exists) 6. Tooltips and Contextual Help: - Feature explanation tooltips - Icon meaning clarification - Progressive disclosure information - Keyboard shortcut guidance - "Learn more" expandable content 7. Loading States and Transitions: - Loading screen messaging - Progress indicators - Transition explanations - Wait time expectations - Background process explanations 8. Feedback and Rating Requests: - Feedback solicitation (non-intrusive, value-focused) - Rating/review requests (properly timed and worded) - Survey introduction text - Thank you messages for provided feedback Throughout all UX copy: - Maintain consistent voice and terminology - Prioritize clarity and user understanding over cleverness - Use active voice and direct, concise wording - Frame messages positively when possible - Focus on benefits rather than features - Use appropriate reading level for the target audience - Avoid technical jargon unless absolutely necessary - Ensure accessibility in instructions (avoid "click here" or color-dependent instructions) - Create copy that reads naturally when used with screen readers The final UX copy should feel cohesive across the entire user journey while being optimized for each specific context and user need. It should guide users seamlessly through the experience while reinforcing brand voice and reducing cognitive load.