"Write UX copy variants for this interface moment. The moment: the error state when a file upload fails halfway through What the user is trying to do and how they likely feel: uploading evidence for a claim; worried about losing it Constraints (character limits, brand voice): title 40 chars, body 120, two buttons; calm plain voice Produce 6 variants across three postures, 2 each, and label them: - Plain: says exactly what happened or what to do, zero personality. - Guiding: adds the one piece of context that prevents the next mistake. - Reassuring: for moments with anxiety (errors, payments, deletion), names what is safe or reversible. For every variant: the microcopy for each element in the moment (title, body, button labels), character counts shown, and one line on when this posture wins. Rules: buttons are verb-first and specific (never "OK"/"Yes"); error copy always contains what happened plus the next step; no blame ("you entered an invalid..."), no cuteness in destructive or payment moments. Recommend one variant and give the reason in terms of the user's state, not taste."
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