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Update, Create, Delete: Which UX Copy works best?

Update, Create, Delete: Which UX Copy works best?

Reading Time – 2 minThe best way to refer to these objects is determined by: who’s using the system, what’s actually being done; and what extra actions can be taken. The Programmer’s Perspective A well-known CRUD operation is that of…

Icon vs. Icon with Text vs. Just Text

Icon vs. Icon with Text vs. Just Text

Reading Time – 2 minLong story short: You should use an icon with text whenever there are a lot of unfamiliar icons mainly because users tend to forget. Labelling using icons is notoriously difficult without training or experience, making them…

'Your' or 'My' in User Interfaces

‘Your’ or ‘My’ in User Interfaces

Reading Time – 3 min‘Your’ or ‘My’ in User Interfaces: This article will help you make the right decision when writing UX copy. We all strive to create customer-friendly websites that are approachable. However, when it comes to interacting with…

Title card reading Exit, Quit or Close: which UX term should you use? UX Copy, uxpickle.com

‘Exit’, ‘quit’, or ‘close’: Which UX term should you use?

Reading Time - 5 minFollow the platform. On macOS the App menu says Quit AppName (⌘Q) and the File menu says Close (⌘W). For Windows, the web and anything cross-platform, Microsoft's current Writing Style Guide says to use close — and tells you not to use exit or quit for shutting down an app at all. Keep exit for leaving a mode or a place, not a program.