I'm familiar with writing but not with digital products, will I be able to study?

Yes, but you will need more time and motivation for the homework to keep up.

will video lessons be available for me after the course ends?

Yes, access to the video will be available within 12 months after graduation.

will webinars be recorded?

They will, but you better reserve the time to join them online — it will be interesting there.

what if I don't like the course (after the studying starts)?

Notify us within 7 days — and we will return the money.

what does it take to become a UX writer?

To become a UX writer, you need to have the same two things as in any other field — passion for the profession and the will to learn and practice. Skill-wise, to be a good UX writer means to be a good writer. You need to know your way around words to create a clear and concise copy. Combine it with empathy and behavioral psychology, and you can craft just the right message at various stages of the users’ journey. But being a UX writer goes far beyond texts. You also need to understand design and research principles, know how to validate hypotheses, and work with design tools like Figma.

UX writer vs copywriter — how do they differ?

The core difference between the two professionals is the purpose of the copy they create. Copywriters craft messages to showcase a product’s benefits and persuade people to buy or try it. This is marketing. UX writers use the power of text to ensure the audience knows how a product works and can navigate around it. This is building user experience.

how much does a UX writer make?

Since there’s a lack of official information about UX writers’ salaries in Ukraine, it’s tough to outline its range. Your compensation will depend on your skills and experience you have, as well as the market you aim to work in.

how much time should I allocate for homework?

Prepare to reserve 10–15 hours per week on your calendar for homework.

Experience	1+ year
Group	15 students
duration	2 months

learn the ropes of enhancing user experience with clear and helpful copy

Experience	1+ year
Group	15 students
duration	2 months

1+ year

15 students

2 months

if you:

01
strive to dive into UX writing, and understand its key role in an interface
02
want to learn how to create a seamless user experience by using the right words
03
aim to discover where UX writing stands in a product's lifecycle and how you can impact the latter

…then it’s a match!

You'll learn to write and test various types of UX copy, establish guidelines, and give a product a distinguished, recognizable voice.

You are going to practice writing for different states and flows so that your copy is helpful to users and aligns with business goals. And you’ll finish your training journey by showing off your skills in a course project.

skills
you’ll master

hard skills

writing concise and clear UX copy
developing and maintaining guidelines
advocating for your copy solutions
measuring the impact of copy

soft skills

working efficiently with product and design teams
understanding users and their motivation
conveying the importance of UX writing for product success

we will help you choose
the right course

no extra recommendations, just what you need

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program

timetable

lectures — Friday webinars — Tuesday, 19:00

01. introduction to UX writing: learning the basics of UX writing: what it is and where people encounter it
defining the role of UX writers and what they work with
understanding key differences between technical writers, copywriters, content writers, and UX writers
mapping out the course and its goals
02. before you pick up the pen: outlining UX writers’ responsibilities and day-to-day tasks
exploring the essence of marketing funnels and user journey and the difference between both
learning to do research: analyzing target audience, figuring out the voice and the tone of the product
discovering how to use this information and start building a conversation
03. microcopy. part 1: exploring what microcopy is
defining how it elevates products
covering approaches of writing microcopy
going through top do’s and don'ts when it comes to writing microcopy
04. microcopy. part 2: discovering how to arrange content
learning to write for experience and engagement
exploring how to motivate, guide, and give feedback to users with notifications, instructions, placeholders, tooltips, errors, empty and loading states
05. microcopy. part 3: discovering usability, accessibility, and everything in between
learning to integrate design knowledge and expertise with UX writing
approaching the microcopy process as something you design first and write last
learning to prepare UX copy for localization
06. UX writer’s toolbox: finding the right tools for the job at hand
learning what is 100% flexible for you and what would be a great team tool for everyone’s efficiency
outlining what is a content audit, its tools, and the role it plays in your workflow
exploring tools for working with flows and wireframes
talking about tools and approaches to documenting your copy
07. working on and in a project: discovering where you find yourself on the team
outlining the ways of integrating your work into the team’s processes
learning to leverage your efficiency
exploring working frameworks like Scrum and others
breaking down UX writer's major collaborations within a team
08. user flows, stories, information architecture: discovering flows, their kinds, and scale
discussing how UX writers can process user stories
learning to build an entire user journey and stay consistent when zooming into its tiniest sections
discovering how to keep a scalable structure of content
finding connection between user flows and informant architecture

you’ll have8 lectures,8 webinars,and a project presentationfor a real client

instructors.
always there for you

Bogdan Grechanovsky

Senior UX Writer at MacPaw.

Formerly — Product Owner at Fin.do. Bogdan has been enhancing interfaces with his writing for 10 years. He also has extensive experience in development, promotion, and product support.

Tеtiana Bronitska

Freelance UX Writer, primarily working with startups.

Formerly — Lead UX Writer at MacPaw, and UX Architect at Accenture Song. Tetaina works with web experiences, mobile and desktop apps, and sometimes offline projects. She believes UX writing isn’t limited to online solutions.

Stas Olenchenko

UX Writer at MacPaw, co-Founder of Ukraine Explainers.

Stas has 5 years of experience in UX writing. Among the projects he’s proud of, is guiding millions of users with his copy in various MacPaw products. Stas has also developed the Ukranian localization for CleanVPN from the ground up.

what you’re in for

training by Projector

a real project as a demo version of the profession — you use newly acquired skills to work on a business or state task with your challenges, edits and feedback
work 1:1 with the curator, you receive regular feedback that leads to the decision «this is it»
interactive online meetings where listening in the background will not work, because you turn knowledge from lectures into skills, analyzing projects with the curator and fellow students
certificate for achievements — completion of homework and successful defence of the course project

pay monthly

8 500 UAH/month

in case of installment payments price of the course 17 000 UAH

pay for the whole course
with a discount

8 500 UAH/month

when paying in a single payment price of the course 17 000 UAH

reviews.
what students say

Oksana Shtohryn

“I've learned a lot and can't wait to dive even deeper into UX writing nuances. I believe that this is an exceptional teaching skill: to stimulate curiosity and thereby inspire further development even after graduation.

Nataliia Levoshko

“My overall impression is good, my expectations were met. Lectures included many examples that help to demonstrate the theory.

Kateryna Marchenko

“I loved the course and found it really useful for my general education and probably future career. It was well-structured, not overwhelming but demanding. I learned a lot and understood there is so much more to learn 😅

Inna Feshchuk

“I knew some theory on UX writing, but practice helped me to understand how it actually works. It would be helpful for everyone who considers career change or wants to get some practice in UX writing with the detailed feedback.

Tetiana Bak

“Structured information, interesting practical tasks to test your knowledge, extensive feedback from the curator and links to additional information for better understanding. I liked it.

92,7% of students are satisfied with studying at the Projector, and 82,2% of students managed to realize their goals with the help of courses

*According to the research of the Projector.
The study involved 567 respondents
among graduates of the courses in 2022.

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FAQ

I'm familiar with writing but not with digital products, will I be able to study?: Yes, but you will need more time and motivation for the homework to keep up.
will video lessons be available for me after the course ends?: Yes, access to the video will be available within 12 months after graduation.
will webinars be recorded?: They will, but you better reserve the time to join them online — it will be interesting there.
what if I don't like the course (after the studying starts)?: Notify us within 7 days — and we will return the money.
what does it take to become a UX writer?: To become a UX writer, you need to have the same two things as in any other field — passion for the profession and the will to learn and practice. Skill-wise, to be a good UX writer means to be a good writer. You need to know your way around words to create a clear and concise copy. Combine it with empathy and behavioral psychology, and you can craft just the right message at various stages of the users’ journey. But being a UX writer goes far beyond texts. You also need to understand design and research principles, know how to validate hypotheses, and work with design tools like Figma.

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