What problem does it solve? Interfaces often ship with copy written last, organized around internal structure rather than user needs, producing unclear headings, vague labels, and errors that block recovery. This Skill designs and revises product, service, and page content starting from what users must understand, decide, and do. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Need-first content design: Follows an Inspect → Extract → Translate → Implement → Verify workflow that identifies what information users need before writing any copy. - Observation axes: Evaluates purpose, information priority, language, scanning structure, interaction copy, and voice/tone against primary references in references/content.md. - Decision rules for UI copy: Covers leading with what matters, plain language without losing precision, predictable links and controls, recovery-oriented error messages, and status/confirmation content. - Use Case: When redesigning a checkout flow, use this Skill to rewrite headings, button labels, instructions, and error messages so users can predict outcomes and recover from mistakes. ## Quick Start Use the content-design skill to review and rewrite the headings, labels, and error messages on this settings page around user tasks.
