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 separations.
Or they use overly complex language, jargon,
and unexplained acronyms.
It makes them difficult and unappealing 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.