Are you sure you want to do this? Microcopy for confirmation dialogues | by Kinneret Yifrah | UX Collective
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Confirmation dialogue boxes usually pop up after users take some kind of significant action. The messages are there to verify that users…
UX Microcopy Ux Writing Prototyping Ts Are you sure you want to do this? Microcopy for confirmation dialogues Kinneret Yifrah 11 min read · May 1, 2019 -- 14 Listen Share Press enter or click to view image in full size Confirmation dialogue boxes usually pop up after users take some kind of significant action. The messages are there to verify that users truly intended to perform that action, and are (fully) aware of its consequences. A confirmation dialogue box basically loops the user back to the moment of choice and makes them take the same action, again. This is a friction we deliberately c
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