UX-тексты интерфейса: кнопки, ошибки, подсказки

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better-writing is a Claude Code skill that helps write and review any user-facing interface copy: button and link labels, form errors, placeholders, empty states, onboarding flows, settings labels, and notifications. It encodes 11 UX writing principles — one consistent voice with tone that shifts by context, verb-first button labels, error messages that state how to fix the problem adjacent to the failing field, empty states that orient and prompt action, and a unified vocabulary across multi-step flows. Scope is clearly bounded: capitalization via text-transform and truncation belong to the better-typography skill, aria-invalid and live-region markup to better-accessibility, and translated-string spacing to better-layout. Built for developers and designers who write or audit product copy and want interface text that is clear, consistent, and self-explanatory without extra guidance.