> So here's my tip: > > smaller sentences. More paragraphs. Simpler language. I've also found thinking about sensual clues to be helpful, e.g. what would the

> So here's my tip: > > smaller sentences. More paragraphs. Simpler language. I've also found thinking about sensual clues to be helpful, e.g. what would the user/customer/whatever see (or hear or feel) at this point? What (exact) text would they reasonably anchor on based on everything they might see? I also try to visually distinguish different types of info, e.g. exact text of some kind of UI element, code. Another really helpful tip is to confirm that the user/customer/whatever sees/hears/feels some (exact) specific thing at a specific { step / point in space-time }. If they don't provide the (near) exact response I expect, I try to notice my confusion and debug right then and there until my confusion is resolved.