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From Netflix’s Success to Your Inbox: UX Writing Insights & More 📺
Issue #270 (June 05 2024)
Advance Your UX Writing Success with Lessons from Netflix 📺
We’re excited to bring you the first edition of our revamped newsletter (and soon our website too), packed with even more insights into UX writing and content design. To kick things off, let's break down a real-world example from Netflix that shows how strategic microcopy can make a massive impact on user experience and retention.
Here’s a real-world example from Netflix that shows how strategic microcopy can make a massive impact.
Case Study: How Netflix Enhanced User Experience Through UX Writing
Netflix faced challenges with content recommendations, platform feature interaction, and subscription management.
What did they do about it?
Personalized Recommendations: Instead of “Because you watched...”, they now use “Top picks for you based on your viewing history,” making suggestions more relevant.
Clear Instructions: “Add to My List” became “Save this show to your list to watch later,” simplifying user actions.
Subscription Management: The vague “Manage your plan” was updated to “Change your plan or billing details,” clarifying account options.
Did anything improve?
User interaction with recommendations increased by 25%.
Content discovery improved by 30%.
Satisfaction scores for account management rose by 20%.
Netflix’s success shows the power of clear, personalized, and consistent writing in improving user experience and retention.
PS - Netflix is now hiring for multiple content designer roles! Check them out on our job board.
What’s the latest from the blog?
UX writers know there is much more to their work than just words. It’s about crafting an experience that users will find valuable, intuitive, and enjoyable. |
Both UX writers and UX designers play an invaluable role on product design teams when it comes to creating effective, engaging digital products. |
Copy is common, but copy to, duplicate, and clone are also possibilities - but whats’s the actual difference?! |
Listen up!
Latest Writers in Tech Episode : From freelance to senior UX writer 🚀 Yael Ilani at PipeDrive shares her journey, tips on using fewer words, and thoughts on AI's impact. Tune in now! 🎧✨ |
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We hope these insights inspire your own UX writing journey.
Stay tuned for more tips, case studies, and updates in our next edition.
Happy writing! 👋🏼