Instead of saying:
"To postulate a conceit more irksome
than being addressed in sesquipedalian syntax is adamantine",
it is better to say:
"Being spoken to in unnecessarily long
and complicated language is a pain".
Yet many websites lack structuring
using headings, lists and separation .
Or they use overly complex language, jargon,
and unexplained acronyms.
It makes them difficult and unappealing to use for many people,
including non-native speakers,
and makes them unusable for people with cognitive and learning disabilities.
Web accessibility: Essential for some, useful for all.