Tell User What the Action Is
UX Best Practices
Clearly telling users what the action is means using explicit, unambiguous language and design to communicate what you want them to do. Don't make users guess.
Instead of: An unlabeled icon
Do: An icon + text label ("Edit Profile")
The action should be obvious from both the copy and the visual design — no ambiguity, no assumptions about user knowledge.
Quiz
Pass: 3/3 correct1. To test if an action is clear enough, you should ask users:
2. Instead of a generic 'Delete' button, you should write:
3. Primary actions should be communicated through: