Inclusion
Inclusive copy reduces hidden friction
- Inclusive copy avoids unnecessary cultural assumptions.
- It names required information without judging the user.
- It supports people with limited English, cognitive load, stress, or assistive technology.
Quality lens
LanguageUse common words before specialist words.
RespectAvoid blame in errors and eligibility messages.
AccessDo not rely on color, location, or shape alone.
IdentityLet people identify themselves without forced assumptions.