Human-first
We speak to people, not users. Our language is warm, clear, and free of unnecessary jargon. We prioritize empathy and understanding in every message.
Our voice reflects who we are — a health technology company that puts humans at the center of everything. These guidelines ensure consistency across all written touchpoints, from UI copy to marketing materials.
We speak to people, not users. Our language is warm, clear, and free of unnecessary jargon. We prioritize empathy and understanding in every message.
We know our craft and share knowledge with authority, but always remain approachable. We guide rather than lecture.
Every word earns its place. We avoid filler, buzzwords, and overly complex sentences. If it can be said in fewer words, it should be.
We believe technology can genuinely improve lives. Our tone reflects possibility, progress, and the positive impact of good design in healthcare.
Use active voice and direct language.
Use passive voice or vague phrasing.
“Get started with your wellness plan”
“A wellness plan can be initiated by the user.”
Address the reader as “you.”
Refer to “the user” or “one.”
Keep sentences short and scannable.
Write long, complex paragraphs that bury the point in qualifiers and asides.
Write plainly, for everyone.
Hide meaning behind clinical jargon.
Tell people exactly what to do next.
Stay vague and leave them guessing.