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EPISODE · Jul 20, 2019 · 45 MIN

Ep. 6. Good UX writing is boring, with Ryan Farrell

from Writers of Silicon Valley · host Patrick Stafford

We spend so much time and effort thinking about UX writing that's "delightful" we often miss the point: form over function. Good UX writing should be…pretty boring, actually. That's what i discuss in today's episode with Ryan Farrell. Ryan is a content strategist at GoodRx, but you might very well know him as the creator of the Daily UX Writing Challenge. As of the time this episode went live, the free course had over 2200 students. That's crazy. Crazy good. In today's episode, we talk about the newsletter, why Ryan created it, the skills we think are underrated in the UX writing community, and whether Neil Armstrong should have been told "good job" by his onboard computer when landing on the moon. Stuff we mentioned: The Daily UX Writing Challenge The Elements of Fucking Style Find Ryan online: Twitter Enjoy wherever you get your podcasts: Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Spotify Stitcher I hope you enjoy the podcast, and as always, please leave a review on Apple Podcasts if you enjoy the content! It helps others find the pod. Listeners get 20% off podcasts and workshops at UX Content Collective! Just use PODCAST20 at checkout.

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