Act as a UX writer. Write all the interface microcopy for {{page_or_feature}} on {{business_name}}'s site or app. Users are {{target_audience}}, and our voice is {{brand_voice}}. Cover every state, not just the happy path: - Page title and a short intro - Form labels, hints under fields, and placeholders that never replace labels - Buttons that start with a verb and say what happens, such as Save changes instead of Submit or OK - Inline validation errors that say what's wrong and how to fix it - Empty states that explain what goes here and offer the first action - Loading and saving messages, and success confirmations - Confirmation dialogs for anything destructive, naming what will be lost - Tooltips, only where a label can't carry the meaning Rules: - Short, specific and consistent: pick one term for each thing and stick to it, such as sign in rather than mixing it with log in - Sentence case, no blame, and no jokes in errors - Never reveal security details, such as whether an email has an account Return a table: element, where it appears, the copy, character count, and a note for developers. Flag any state the design seems to be missing.