Infolehel

Infolehel is a term that appears in information design and digital publishing to describe a page that presents essential information about a topic, product, or service. The form seems to be derived from the Estonian word infoleht, meaning information sheet, with the locative suffix -l indicating “on the information page.” Because infolehel is not an officially standardized term in major languages, its use is limited to niche contexts, branding experiments, or informal documentation projects, and its exact meaning can vary between projects.

In typical use, an infolehel functions as a concise information hub designed for quick access. It may include a brief overview, key data points, important dates or figures, and links to more detailed documentation. It often provides contact information, and may note licensing, terms of use, or privacy considerations. The goal is to offer readers a focused summary that complements deeper sections of a site or a broader information architecture rather than replace them.

Design and accessibility considerations for an infolehel emphasize clarity and usability. Content is usually organized with plain language, clear headings, and scannable formatting. Where possible, metadata and machine-readable elements are incorporated to improve searchability and interoperability with assistive technologies. While related to general concepts such as information pages and help centers, infolehel remains a relatively informal label used by a subset of websites and documentation efforts.