What the reading means
The six answers cover the things the public contents says a team has to manage: the planning, the form of the help, the owner, the testing, accessibility and translation. The score is a reading of those answers, not a compliance result.
The bands
| Points | Reading | What it means |
|---|---|---|
0 to 4 | Not started | The help is not yet a managed part of the product. Start with the plan in clause 4. |
5 to 9 | Ad hoc | Help exists, but it depends on individuals and is not tested. Fix the owner and the evidence first. |
10 to 13 | Structured | The basics are in place. The gaps are now in testing, accessibility and translation. |
14 to 17 | Ready for the draft | The team can read the published text against a real practice and find the delta quickly. |
What it cannot see
It cannot see the quality of your content, the accessibility of a particular screen, or the requirement wording that is not public. It cannot tell you that you conform to 26517. Treat it as a way to choose the next three pieces of work, not as a verdict on the last three years.
What happens to your answers
Nothing leaves the page. The script reads /seed/scope.json and computes the result in your browser. No answer is sent to a server, stored in a cookie or added to a mailing list.
If the reading is low
Start with clause 4. The planning page asks for the audiences, the business use case and the mobile context, and none of them needs the final wording to start. If the reading is in the middle, clause 6 and clause 8 are usually the next two: choose the form of the help, then test it on a real device. If the reading is high, the useful work is the evidence pack and the accessibility clause, because those are the places a reviewer will look first.
If you want the register
The kit carries the same structure as a working register: one row for each of the 80 headings and defined terms, with a preparation note, an evidence slot, an owner, a status and a due date, plus a dated plan and a board brief. It is USD 149, one payment, and the specimen is free.
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The rules this is built from
Read from the real rules, not invented.
Every line points to the public ISO page or the free preview it came from, so you can check it yourself.
- 80 headings and defined terms
- 12 dated stages behind the draft
- 26514:2022 named as the normative reference
- Check any line yourself