I approached the copy design with a clear and concise headline that informs the user about what happened and why it happened. 

The body of the notification starts by reassuring the user, offering a solution. The body ends by asking the user about the next step they should take. 

The call-to-action buttons introduce the user to actionable steps in a descriptive manner.

The copy starts with a headline that emphasizes the benefit fans get from downloading the app: "Sports you love anytime, anywhere". The body focuses on highlighting the three most essential functions of the app. The copy concludes with a section that prompts user action through text and a download button.

Concise and descriptive copy informing you of an incorrect email address and inviting you to retry, or in the worst-case scenario, providing an option through a contact link to our support service.

The text explains service benefits with a highly succinct and descriptive headline. The body of the text focuses on user context and outlines the benefits and subscription terms of the service.

For this challenge, I've chosen a more enthusiastic and irreverent text that connects with the user during the moment of euphoria when they're informed that their work is saved.