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Readiness Definition
Your site is ready when its meaning can be understood, extracted, and reused, without distortion.
It’s About Being Understood Correctly.
Interpretation is where meaning either holds or breaks.
Clear Is Not The Same As Ready
What feels obvious to humans often relies on inference, and inference is exactly where machines fail.
Human-Clear
- Visual hierarchy
- Tone and phrasing
- Implied context
- Familiar patterns
Machine-Clear
- Explicit intent
- Declared scope
- Defined relationships
- No inference required
Ready Is A Structural Condition.
Single dominant meaning
Each page communicates one primary idea, without competing intent.
Explicit intent
Purpose is declared directly, not implied through tone or layout.
Declared scope
What the page covers, and what it doesn’t, is unambiguous.
Defined relationships
Entities connect clearly: service → scope → outcome.
Stable language
Key terms don’t shift meaning across pages or contexts.
Extraction-safe structure
Headings, labels, and hierarchy survive summarization.
Readiness Is Not A Starting Point
Audit
Meaning Breaks
Clarity
Meaning Aligns
Readiness
Meaning Holds
When a site is ready
Interpretation stops being fragile.
Readiness Is The End State.