Review Methodology
How guides are checked for clarity, accuracy, safety, accessibility and freshness.
Editorial checks
Reviews examine whether the task and audience are clear, steps are complete, links work, warnings are specific, examples are accurate and the guide adds useful information beyond a generic template.
Specialist and version checks
Higher-risk topics require relevant specialist review. Technology and government guides require a recorded product version, jurisdiction or verification date where those details can change the instructions.
Accessibility checks
Pages are checked for heading structure, keyboard access, visible focus, contrast, meaningful alternatives for images, readable tables, mobile reflow and print output that retains safety warnings.