Create texts understandable for everyone

What is simple text?

Simple language is a way of writing that makes it possible for everyone to understand our content. Instead of complex words, we use those we know from everyday conversations. Instead of long sentences, we write short and to the point.

When we write simply, we help not only people with dyslexia or reading difficulties. We also help a person who is rushing to work and looking for specific information. Or someone who is just learning the language. Or maybe grandma, who is trying to do something online for the first time.

Improve text to make it understandable

We often think that if a text is clear to us, it will be understandable to everyone - but this is not always true. What seems obvious to us may be a puzzle for someone else. That's why it's worth using tools that will help us check whether our texts really reach every reader and whether we don't leave anyone empty-handed.

Take care of friendly image descriptions

Good alternative text is like a friend who describes a photo to you over the phone - says what's important, but doesn't bore with details. Thanks to it, blind people can understand what's in the picture, and we can all see the content even when the photo doesn't load. The best alternative texts sound natural and fit with the rest of the text, as if they were part of it from the beginning.