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Microsoft Word
It's word.
Microsoft Word smooths small frictions in long documents, with UX Bites covering resume-where-you-left-off prompts and spelling suggestions that carry definitions.
Key takeaways from 2 UX Bites
Word marks where you stopped reading, so reopening a long document skips the hunt
Spelling suggestions include definitions, so you pick the right word in context
Both examples cut cognitive load in moments that repeat hundreds of times a day
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Last updated: 27/08/2026
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