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To start adding personality to your app through UX writing, you can follow the exercises outlined in the session Add personality to your app through UX writing. Here are the steps:
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Define Your App's Voice:
- Imagine your app as a person and define its voice. Think about what your app does and who it's for.
- Write down a simple description of your app to keep in front of you as you go through the exercises.
- Use sticky notes to jot down personality traits that make your app unique.
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Write a Welcome Screen:
- With your app's voice in mind, write a welcome screen that reflects this voice.
- For example, if your app is an investment app aimed at young professionals, you might want to use a voice that is smart and motivating.
- Craft sentences that are clear and provide value, such as explaining how your app will help users achieve their goals.
For more detailed guidance, you can refer to the chapter markers in the session:
- Personality, voice and tone: Add personality to your app through UX writing
- Voice exercises: Add personality to your app through UX writing
- Tone exercise: Add personality to your app through UX writing
These exercises will help you articulate your app's personality and ensure that your UX writing is consistent and engaging.
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