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How do I use AI to improve UX copy, onboarding flows, and landing pages?
AI is a strong first-drafter and rewriter for words in your product: feed it your customers' own language, your tone, and the job of the screen, then make it produce ten options you can prune. It works best when you steer it with proven frameworks, like Julian Shapiro's landing page structure or growth.design's onboarding psychology, instead of asking it to have taste for you. For landing pages, the same prompt-to-app tools (Lovable, Framer, v0) will now build and iterate the page itself, not just the copy.
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19 resources.
Learn great copywriting in 76 minutes (Harry Dry)
Trains the judgment you need to edit AI copy: visual, falsifiable, unique.
Listen on Spotify open.spotify.com →Mastering onboarding (Lauryn Isford, Head of Growth at Airtable)
The activation fundamentals your AI-generated flow has to serve, from someone who lifted Airtable's by 20 percent.
Open lennysnewsletter.com →Harry Dry's favorite marketing examples
Copy psychology by example, ideal for calibrating what you keep from AI drafts.
Open creators.spotify.com →Landing page copywriting handbook
Still the best framework to steer any AI draft: purchase rate equals desire minus labor and confusion.
Open julian.com →How to write your landing page (above the fold)
A surgical playbook for the only section most visitors ever see.
Open demandcurve.com →My step-by-step guide to landing pages that convert
The most copied landing page checklist on the internet, in one scrollable post.
Open linkedin.com →47 UX case studies to improve your product skills
Comic-format teardowns of real onboarding flows, perfect raw material for your AI prompts.
Open growth.design →AI in user onboarding: the complete guide for B2B SaaS
Concrete ways AI personalizes onboarding, from a team that builds onboarding software.
Open chameleon.io →What is a good activation rate
Benchmarks so you know whether your AI-tuned onboarding is actually working.
Open lennysnewsletter.com →How ChatGPT can autonomously improve your UX writing
A working method for systematic interface-copy passes, not one-off prompts.
Open magnet.co →How to prompt ChatGPT as a UX writer
A professional UX writer's actual prompts, including tone and constraint patterns.
Open medium.com →How to improve your microcopy: UX writing tips for non-UX writers
The rules of good microcopy, so you can spot when the AI's draft breaks them.
Open smashingmagazine.com →Top AI tools for UX designers and UX writers
A practitioner's map of which AI tool to reach for per copy task.
Open uxwritinghub.com →Nail your UX copy and microcopy with a custom GPT assistant
Shows how to encode your voice into a reusable custom GPT instead of re-prompting every time.
Open eidosdesign.substack.com →ChatGPT and UX: the rise of AI-powered copy in interfaces
A designer's balanced take on where AI copy helps and where it quietly hurts trust.
Open medium.com →13 ChatGPT prompts for marketing and website CRO
Ready-to-run prompts for auditing and rewriting a page that is not converting.
Open mouseflow.com →Build an AI landing page in Framer in 15 minutes
The fastest route to a live, client-ready page when speed matters more than custom code.
Open allaboutframer.com →Framer landing pages
The strongest AI-assisted builder when the page's design polish is the point.
Open framer.com →Terms in this answer
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