lowverbosity
Lowverbosity is a term describing a communication style or interface design characterized by minimal use of words and concise presentation of information. It stands in contrast to verbosity, which emphasizes rich detail. In writing, lowverbosity favors precise wording, elimination of redundancy, and direct statements; readers are often expected to infer meaning from context. In technical domains, lowverbosity aims at high-signal, concise messages and reduced cognitive load.
In software and command-line tools, low-verbosity modes (often called quiet or terse) suppress nonessential messages and
Benefits of lowverbosity include faster scanning, reduced bandwidth and storage needs, and clearer communication when the
Best practices for applying lowverbosity include matching the level of detail to the audience, providing a