Description: The ‘Jargon-Free Zone’ is a concept that refers to a work environment where the use of technical terminology or specialized jargon is minimized, with the aim of facilitating understanding and effective communication among team members, especially during collaborative programming practices. This approach is fundamental to ensure that all participants, regardless of their level of experience or technical knowledge, can contribute and understand the software development process. In a ‘Jargon-Free Zone’, the use of clear and accessible language is encouraged, allowing ideas to flow without obstacles and reducing the chances of misunderstandings. This inclusive environment not only enhances collaboration but also boosts learning and creativity, as all team members feel comfortable expressing their thoughts and questions. The creation of a ‘Jargon-Free Zone’ is particularly relevant in contexts where people from different disciplines, such as designers, developers, and project managers, work together, who may have varying levels of familiarity with technical jargon. By establishing this type of environment, a culture of respect and openness is promoted, where every voice is valued and mutual understanding is sought.
