What problem does it solve? Product teams ship interfaces with inconsistent, confusing, or generic copy because no one owns the words. This Skill provides a systematic discipline for UX writing and content strategy, turning ad-hoc strings into a coherent, maintainable system of labels, errors, empty states, and microcopy. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Voice and Tone Frameworks: Translate brand attributes into actionable voice principles with boundaries, tone spectrums across contexts, and do/don't examples any writer can apply. - Error Messages and Empty States: Design three-part error messages (what happened, why it matters, what to do) and empty states that onboard rather than dead-end users. - Microcopy and Content Models: Build reusable patterns for tooltips, placeholders, confirmations, and CTAs, plus structured content models that are localization-ready and inclusive. - Use Case: A team preparing a new onboarding flow brings their screens and asks what each step should say; the Skill produces a copy deck with primary messages, CTA text, error copy, and empty states, flagged for localization concerns. ## Quick Start Ask the AI to review the copy on your signup flow screens and rewrite the error messages, button labels, and empty states using clear, user-centered language.
