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+Copywriting for UX/UI
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+
+##Copywriting for UX/UI
+
+###What is it?
+To put it simply UX writing is a conversation with your audience. UX writing is the process of writing copy for user-facing touchpoints. 
+This must come first naturally even before wire-frames. Words are often the best starting points for creating your intital layout designs. 
+Usually designers and writers need to work in unison as to get the message, tone, voice and language just right. Every word and space
+inbetween should speak to the intended user like a good friend. Boring cannot be in your vocabulary unless your product calls for it
+(Portfolio Management?). A good writer can put a fund, modern touch onto anything.
+
+
+###Types of UX/UI Copy:
+*Headlines
+*Subheaders
+*Body Copy
+*Captions
+*CTA's
+*Notifications
+*Errors
+*User Onboarding
+*Menu Copy
+*Tool Tips
+*Product-generated Emails
+
+<img src="http://assets.uxbooth.com/uploads/2017/01/Screen-Shot-2017-01-19-at-1.56.06-PM.png">
+
+###In a Nutshell UX Writing is:
+*Writing for design, where words have purpose, driven by user goals
+*The opposite of sales and marketing jargon
+*Takes into account the user's thought process and emotions
+
+
+##Cool Resources:
+-https://uxdesign.cc/storyframes-before-wireframes-starting-designs-in-the-text-editor-ec69db78e6e4
+-https://uxplanet.org/copywriting-for-interfaces-types-of-copy-in-web-and-mobile-ui-6326f92865f8