Rubric for Website Page Content
Judge a page for clarity, usefulness and trust signals.
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Evaluate this page text. Page copy: [PAGE_COPY]. Page purpose: [PURPOSE]. Visitor: [VISITOR_TYPE]. What the visitor should do next: [NEXT_ACTION]. Score 1 to 5 for: headline clarity, answering the visitor's main question in the first screen, scannable structure, evidence and trust signals, specificity, plain language, accessibility of wording (descriptive links, no unexplained abbreviations), and a single clear call to action. Return the table, three rewrites of the headline, the paragraph to cut first and the missing information a visitor would look for. Mark claims that need proof [ADD SOURCE]. Show the total score with arithmetic and say what score would suggest publishing. Add a mobile check: does the first screen make sense on a small display, and are the headings short enough to read at a glance? Look for unexplained abbreviations, links that say click here, and walls of text. Provide the revised first paragraph and a suggested heading outline. Note that this review covers wording only; layout, speed and accessibility testing need separate checks.
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