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Summary of Changes

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This pull request updates the UX writing style guide by consolidating and refining the documentation related to menu functions and UI labels. The changes aim to provide a more comprehensive and intuitive set of guidelines, improving clarity and consistency for user interface text within the product.

Highlights

• Documentation Structure Refinement: The existing 'Main menu functions' and 'Frequent app functions' sections were removed from the UX writing style guide to streamline content organization.
• Consolidated Guidelines for UI Text: A new section titled 'Menu functions and UI labels' was introduced, combining and expanding on best practices for writing common menu functions (like login and onboarding) and labeling UI elements such as buttons.
• Placeholder Link for New Section: The 'Read more' link for the newly added 'Menu functions and UI labels' section is currently a placeholder and requires an update once the corresponding content is published.

Changelog

• docs/guidelines/language/writing-style-guide-getting-started.md
  • Removed the 'Main menu functions' section.
  • Removed the 'Frequent app functions' section.
  • Added a new 'Menu functions and UI labels' section.
  • Updated the description for the new 'Menu functions and UI labels' section to cover common menu functions and UI labels.
  • Included a placeholder link for the new section.

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Code Review

This pull request refactors the UX writing 'Getting started' guide by consolidating the 'Main menu functions' and 'Frequent app functions' sections into a new 'Menu functions and UI labels' section. This is a good structural improvement. I have provided one suggestion to align the new text with the repository's style guide and improve consistency within the file.