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Documenting my journey of practicing UX writing and design  

The Daily UX Writing challenge 


As a way to practice my UX writing — as well as UX and UI design skills, I’ve taken on Ryan Farrell’s 15 Day UX Writing Challenge, where each day, I was sent a problem to solve. This challenge has been a great opportunity to not only practice human-centered writing, but also to play around with experiences & interfaces, while keeping in mind the intended audience.



Day 1: A flight cancellation message.




Day 2: A promotional screen for a sports app.




Day 3: An error message when entering the wrong email.




Day 4: A promotional message for a supermarket’s app. 




Day 5: A message to the user after the app has crashed.




Day 6: A warning about road closures due to a fire.




Day 7: A sports fan getting quick & short game updates.




Day 8: The user’s favourite band is in town.




Day 9: An error message for an expired credit card.




Day 10: Asking for the user’s location to personalize their car search.




Day 11: A title & meta description for a contact lens subscription aimed at elderly users. 




Day 12: Telling the user that the system can’t process their name.



Day 13: Alerting a busy truck driver about a timing dillema.




Day 14: Notifying the user about an unknown problem that stops them from accessing the app.




Day 15: The Final Challenge. 
A a multi-screen onboarding experience for a banking app that automatically pays a user's bills.




Billy: A banking app that pays the user’s bills. 





My idea behind “Billy” was to combine the concepts of a banking app and assistants like Siri or Alexa
to make the user’s experience feel more casual and human. 





15 Day UX Writing Challenge:



Special thanks to Ryan Farrell for creating this challenge. 



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