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UX Writing, but not in English - how culture shapes writing in different languages

Nov 19, 2021
The podcast explores how writing for UX in different languages is influenced by culture, the challenges faced by UX writers in non-English languages, transitioning from creative backgrounds to user research, ethical design processes in UX writing, and the importance of community support for writers striving in non-English languages.
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Quick takeaways

  • Understanding cultural influences on UX writing in different languages is crucial for effective communication.
  • Transitioning from English to other languages in UX writing requires adapting to unique challenges and considerations.

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Exploring UX Writing and Content Design in Different Languages

The podcast delves into the nuances of UX writing and content design in languages other than English, particularly focusing on UX writing in French. The discussion highlights the differences between working with localization and directly creating content in a language like French. Insights are shared on the challenges and rewards of conducting UX writing and content design in a non-English language, providing valuable advice for listeners.

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