Clear, understandable

Implementation Notes

• Avoid bureaucratic language and complex constructions. Use simple and clear words to make the text accessible to a wide audience.
• Structure information. Divide the text into logical blocks, use subheadings and lists for better perception.
• Pay attention to headlines. They should be informative and capture the reader's attention.
• Write concisely and to the point. Avoid unnecessary words and repetitions to keep the text succinct and substantial.
• Use examples and analogies. This helps explain complex ideas better and makes the text more illustrative.
• Emphasize the important. Highlight key points so the reader can quickly grasp the essence.
• Check the text for errors. Grammatical and stylistic errors can distract and reduce trust in the text.
• Maintain logical sequence. Information should be presented in a clear and logical order so the reader can easily follow the author's thought.
• Consider the audience. Understanding the target audience will help adapt the style and content of the text to their needs and expectations.
• Use active voice. This makes the text more dynamic and lively.