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Every signal in the interface communicates state, severity or trust. This is the visual vocabulary used from capture to report.
On scores, the ring follows the number and gets fuller as the result improves. On the run readings, it shows the distance to the standard; in that case, the fuller the worse. The color confirms the reading: white is on standard, amber asks for attention and red indicates a large deviation.
The six audit steps appear in four possible states.
Every finding in the report receives a priority code in this order.
Next to severity, the same finding states the estimated size of the work.
Each axis of the scoreboard says where the score came from. None is hidden for being judgment. At the same time, none pretends to be measurement when it isn't.
Marks the relevant boundary of the image. In the report, it indicates the end of the fold or the point where a capture was interrupted.