Javier Ortiz
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Jargonry

A dictionary that grew into a place to practise business English.

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Format
Learning app
Status
Evolving
Jargonry homepage with vocabulary search.
The reference: business language in plain English.

The reference: business language in plain English.

Jargonry homepage with vocabulary search.Open original-size capture
Jargonry’s learning page with its level-test entry point.
The practice: a level test and shorter learning sessions.

The practice: a level test and shorter learning sessions.

Jargonry’s learning page with its level-test entry point.Open original-size capture
Jargonry dictionary filtered to Design, showing definitions for Accessibility, Affordance and Component.
The dictionary: filter the vocabulary by the work you do.

The dictionary: filter the vocabulary by the work you do.

Jargonry dictionary filtered to Design, showing definitions for Accessibility, Affordance and Component.Open original-size capture
The Progressive disclosure entry with a definition and workplace examples.
The entry: understand a term through definitions and real examples.

The entry: understand a term through definitions and real examples.

The Progressive disclosure entry with a definition and workplace examples.Open original-size capture
A business-English level-test question, with four possible answers.
The level test: turn recognition into active practice.

The level test: turn recognition into active practice.

A business-English level-test question, with four possible answers.Open original-size capture

01 / 05The reference: business language in plain English.

What it explores

I started Jargonry as a plain-English reference for corporate vocabulary. It grew into a learning app for non-native English speakers — and anyone unfamiliar with the language of an office. The aim is simple: understand a phrase, see it in context and practise using it.

  • Search terms by category, with definitions and workplace examples.
  • Find useful phrases for real situations, from meetings to giving feedback.
  • Try a level test, short drills and learning paths. Progress stays on the device.