UK website readability: 200 homepages measured
200 UK homepages scored with Flesch Reading Ease. The median sits below the plain-English band. Method, dataset and limits published.
Everything we have learned about briefing, structuring and publishing business content — written for people who have to do it themselves.
200 UK homepages scored with Flesch Reading Ease. The median sits below the plain-English band. Method, dataset and limits published.
Where UK and US business English actually differ — spelling, punctuation, dates, numbers and vocabulary — and how to pick one variant and hold it.
The fields a UK invoice must carry, what a VAT invoice needs beyond that, how the tax point works, and the details that get an invoice rejected.
The structural, pricing and legal differences between a UK and a US proposal, with a structure that travels between both markets.
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The method, sampling rules and dataset format behind our readability benchmark — published before the numbers, so the numbers can be checked.
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