Are sites scaring away visitors intentionally?

Question

Websites in the industry are often written in such a way as to scare off a casual visitor: a lot of abstract formulations, complex terms, a minimum of specifics and examples. To what extent is this an audience filter, and to what extent is it an industry standard aimed at professionals who are already familiar with the technology and logic of the platform, and who only need specific information without unnecessary explanations?

solia · Answer

Yes, such sites often scare off the casual visitor with complex terms and a minimum of specifics. It is both an audience filter and an industry standard designed for professionals who only need accurate information. On the https://uripoliavich.com/ website, the information is presented in a structured manner: the architecture of the modules, integration cases and functional scenarios are shown, which allows the user to understand the platform and its capabilities without unnecessary explanations, while maintaining a professional approach and allowing them to evaluate the technology in practice.