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Your Scorecard result, now with a benchmark.
The Scorecard results page got a rebuild. Your score now sits against the average of everyone who has taken it, so the number actually means something.
June 19, 20261 min read
scorecarddesign
A score on its own is just a number. Is 62 good? You had no way to tell.
So we gave it a reference point.
What shipped
- A rebuilt results page. Cleaner, clearer, and it loads straight to your score without the clutter that used to surround it.
- An average-based benchmark. Your score now sits against the average of everyone who has taken the Scorecard. You see where you land, not just what you scored.
What it means for you
The number means something now. Above the average or below it, you know which, and you know by how much. That is the difference between a quiz and a read on where you stand.
What we learned
A number needs a comparison to carry weight. The score was always honest. Adding the average is what made it useful.