How does the assessment take place?
Posted: Wed Jan 22, 2025 10:04 am
Like any specialist at a computer, assessors have a working interface. All the subtleties of the assessment elements are not disclosed by Yandex, but it can be assumed that there are differences in the assessment checklists depending on the site's subject matter. The interface itself has repeatedly appeared on the Internet via screenshots:
Assessor interface
This example is outdated, but it gives a rough slovenia telegram database idea of what additional panels in the browser are like.
All parameters by which the site is studied are closely related to the request. Yandex has the following list of ratings:
Vital site
The vital site is the first in the search engine results. It provides a complete answer to the user's request. Basically, these positions are occupied by official resources, and it is almost impossible to displace the site from the first place, unless sanctions are imposed on it by the search engine.
Vital site in search results
Example of a vital site in search engine results
Useful site
This rating is given to resources that provide an accurate answer and contain additional information on the topic. Also, this rating is given to sites that are informative for a wide range of user questions. In the screenshot above, this is Wikipedia, which will be useful for most queries with the wording "What is (search word)?"
Relevant +
These sites answer the user's question accurately, but they lack either authority or information content to reach the "Useful" status. In our iPhone example, these would be online store sites with a wide selection of products.
Assessor interface
This example is outdated, but it gives a rough slovenia telegram database idea of what additional panels in the browser are like.
All parameters by which the site is studied are closely related to the request. Yandex has the following list of ratings:
Vital site
The vital site is the first in the search engine results. It provides a complete answer to the user's request. Basically, these positions are occupied by official resources, and it is almost impossible to displace the site from the first place, unless sanctions are imposed on it by the search engine.
Vital site in search results
Example of a vital site in search engine results
Useful site
This rating is given to resources that provide an accurate answer and contain additional information on the topic. Also, this rating is given to sites that are informative for a wide range of user questions. In the screenshot above, this is Wikipedia, which will be useful for most queries with the wording "What is (search word)?"
Relevant +
These sites answer the user's question accurately, but they lack either authority or information content to reach the "Useful" status. In our iPhone example, these would be online store sites with a wide selection of products.