A call to action (CTA) must always suggest challenge or growth. A CTA must never imply that a user is broken or needs fixing. The language used in a CTA should be positive and encouraging.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
A call to action (CTA) must always suggest challenge or growth.
A CTA must never imply that a user is broken or needs fixing. The language used in a CTA should be positive and encouraging.
A call to action (CTA) should always imply challenge or growth. The CTA should make the user feel capable. It should focus on future improvement. The CTA must never frame the user as broken. It must not suggest the user has made mistakes. Avoid language that sounds like a command or a criticism.
A student is learning a new skill. An AI model provides feedback. The AI model suggests the student 'Explore new strategies' instead of 'Fix your errors.' This encourages the student to learn without feeling bad about past attempts.
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