Define the assessment sample
Select representative public pages and record their roles, locale and allowed institutional domains.
QERIS uses a repeatable multi-page workflow so each institutional result is tied to a clear sample, evidence set, framework version and confidence context.
Select representative public pages and record their roles, locale and allowed institutional domains.
Run repeatable checks across the selected pages under five core standards: perceptual access, semantic structure, navigation and control, comprehension and language, and interaction integrity.
Resolve final page identity, exclude duplicate outcomes, distinguish incomplete evidence and aggregate only eligible observations.
Produce the score, grade, core-standard profile and confidence context under the active framework version.
The workflow is designed to keep the public rating reproducible, bounded and understandable.
The framework keeps page identity, evidence states and scoring context explicit so a result can be interpreted and repeated.
The score is calculated from eligible automated observations rather than narrative judgment or generative-AI opinion.
Final page identity, duplicate outcomes, redirects, failures and incomplete evidence are resolved before institution-level aggregation.
Review the five core standards, the scoring controls, the grading scale and the confidence model.