Version 1 employs a three-tier qualitative rating system—Basic, Intermediate, and Excellent—to enable nuanced assessments, though it risks subjective interpretations, as illustrated by icons like checkmarks, stars, and trophies in a progression table. In contrast, Version 2 streamlines to a binary/partial system of Yes, No, and Partial for greater clarity and standardization, using infographic icons such as thumbs up, X, and half-filled circles to highlight its ease of use.
Structural Differences
| Version 1 Ratings | Version 2 Ratings |
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| V1 uses a three-tier rating system: Basic, Intermediate, and Excellent. This qualitative scale allows for nuanced assessments but can lead to subjective interpretations. Visual table shows progression from basic compliance to excellence, with icons like checkmarks for basic, stars for intermediate, and trophies for excellent to illustrate depth. | V2 simplifies to a binary/partial system: Yes, No, and Partial. This shift enhances clarity and standardization by reducing ambiguity. Infographic icons highlight the change—thumbs up for Yes, X for No, and half-filled circle for Partial—emphasizing ease of use and quick evaluations. |