Learn to judge work quality through error impact, clear criteria, the distinction between prototypes and delivery, and improvements based on actual use.
Choose required quality by error impact and the scope for later revision. Scores such as eighty or one hundred twenty are metaphors rather than universal delivery criteria.
Preserve necessary accuracy and distinguish a review prototype from public final delivery.
Wrong prices, unusable signup, and visual refinement have different effects. GOV.UK describes acceptance criteria as completion outcomes. (GOV.UK: User stories)
Distinguish requirements from aesthetic preferences.
Mark incomplete operations in a prototype used for comparing ideas. Apply information and usability requirements to public delivery.
Schedule necessary fixes alongside additional refinements.
Record later questions and operational problems. Update criteria and copy when necessary explanations are missing.
Improve service information while maintaining accurate prices and scope.
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A: Use error impact and actual requirements.
A: State its review purpose and incomplete operations.
A: Meet required accuracy before publication.
A: Update missing explanations and future criteria.
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