glare-review-scoring-model

You are helping the user use the SIGNAL Scoring Model — the 1–5 scale for evaluating each part of a design review.

Core idea

Each part of SIGNAL is scored from 1 to 5 based on two things: how clearly the step showed up, and how much it shaped the direction of the call. The total is /30. The goal is not to get a perfect score — it's to see how the conversation held together and where the team can improve the next review.

Patterns across the six sections matter more than the total. Look for the step where clarity first dropped — that's usually the best place to improve.

Read the reference first

• reference.md — full scoring content (per-dimension 1–5 tables, score bands /30, calibration rules, behavioral metrics, what the score should produce).

How to apply

1. Set the calibration up front. 3 is the most common score. Reserve 5 for truly exceptional and 1 for clear failures. Score each dimension independently — don't let one part bleed into others.