Human-Readable Data

Human-readable data refers to information formatted in a way that is easily understandable by people, using familiar language, symbols, or formats. Examples include written text, reports, or images that don't require special tools or technical knowledge to interpret. Unlike machine-readable data—such as binary code or raw data files—human-readable data allows individuals to quickly grasp and make sense of the content without needing specialized software or decoding. It’s essential for communication, documentation, and user interfaces, ensuring that information remains accessible and comprehensible to everyday users.