#Ux-Writing
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How to write a great error message
The article argues that good error messages are clear, specific, actionable, and written in plain language. It criticizes vague alerts, unnecessary interruptions, and defaults that could be handled without modal dialogs.
On Writing Interfaces Well
The post argues that interface writing matters as much as visual styling, and that clear, friendly, heavily edited copy helps users understand what will happen and reduces confusion and support load.
Why Your Links Should Never Say “Click Here”
The page argues that link text should describe the destination or task, because “click here” shifts attention to mouse mechanics, hides context, and makes links harder to distinguish.