Fundamentals of UX Writing

This micro-credential outlines the fundamentals of writing for user experiences by addressing the role and responsibilities of the UX writer within product design. It covers the processes and practices that enable UX writers to craft an engaging experience through words. Upon successful completion of this microcredential, students are equipped to craft clear, concise and useful microcopy – identifying user interface patterns, applying best practices and using appropriate tone and voice.

Issuer	Seneca Polytechnic
Issued On	1640692800
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