The suite at one glance
Test one journey
Stay on one task until you reach a result or a true dead end.
Say what you expected
A useful report names the page, the button, the expected result, and what happened.
Separate three failures
Mark confusing language, a broken connection, and missing evidence as different problems.
Journey A
Choose one way to begin
Test: Does either independent entrance produce its own useful route?
Journey B
Use a CL tool
Test: Can a reader move from a question to evidence and then to an action?
Journey C
Prepare for an election
Test: Can a citizen judge the record before asking for a pledge?
Journey D
Act between elections
Test: Does a threatened protection lead to an open government route?
Journey E
Trace public money
Test: Do the fiscal controls change the evidence instead of only defining terms?
Journey F
Read the book with companions
Test: Can a reader leave the book, use a working page, and return without getting lost?
When the test is complete
A journey passes when the reader knows where they are, why the next page opened, what changed because of their selection, what they produced, where it was saved, and what to do next.