UX Writing Essentials

Whether you’re crafting interface text manually or using generative AI tools, this UX writing workshop helps teams understand what works, what doesn’t, and how to create better content for real users.

Standard price: USD $550 per attendee

Meet the presenter

Patrick is a cofounder of the UX Content Collective. He is a former Lead Digital Copywriter for MYOB, the largest accounting software provider in Australia.

He hosts the “Writers of Silicon Valley” podcast.

“One of the pieces of support that your program provides for me is that newer team members are able to explain why something’s being written in the way that it has.”

Craig Bell

Director of Content, Xello

“I was super excited to bring in outside training. You showed that you had the knowledge in technical writing and that was perfect.”

Lisa Hultman

Senior Dr. of Product Content ServiceNow

”Thanks for your brilliant UX writing workshop—I found it really useful and insightful.”

Mark Sellings

Senior Technical Writer, Boomi

“I think that was the most useful learning session we’ve done since I’ve been at Asurion.”

Josh Sullivan

UX Designer, Asurion

UX writing training for teams

Whether you’re working with a full team of content designers or you’re managing a team that writes UI strings (with or without AI), you need to start with first principles:

Write for interfaces and common components
Increase customer success
Hands-on practice with multiple execises
Checklists and frameworks for UX writing best practices

About our UX writing training

What will your team leave with?

Applied principles and best practices for UX writing
Understanding the impact of voice & tone
Detailed heuristics (checklist) on writing for common UI components
What users need and when to add microcopy
Writing for empty states, forms, onboarding, notifications, and error messages
Hands-on practice using variations on voice + tone, writing UI text, and writing difficult messages

Who is this for?

UX writers, content designers, and technical writers looking to align on industry best practices
Cross-functional teams who want a shared foundation in voice, clarity, and usability
New hires or teams scaling fast and in need of consistent UX writing principles
Companies using AI to generate strings who need to teach a team underlying best principles