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Our content guidance covers our voice and tone, and the mechanics of our grammar and style. We use clear, concise and conversational language to craft the messages teams need to know, to get them to where they need to go.
Voice and tone
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The principles behind using the Usercentrics voice and tone guidelines.
Writing style🔒
Error messaging guidelines
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The Usercentrics writing style reflects our core company values, company mission, design principles, and our voice and tone.
Language and grammar
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Use conventions to make your writing clear, consistent, and localizable.
Inclusive language
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Inclusive language is free from words, phrases, or tones that reflect prejudiced, stereotyped or discriminatory views of particular people.
Messaging guidelines
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Use these guidelines as a source of truth, for best practices and patterns when writing messages.
Legal writing guidelines 🔒
The Usercentrics legal writing style reflects our approach to statements, descriptions and explanations in regards to compliance.
Error messaging guidelines 🔒
Use these guidelines to make error messages clearly visible, reduce the work required to fix the problem, and educate users along the way.