IARPG onboarding task-routing evidence — 2.0.11-wip
Generated UTC: 2026-07-21T17:31:03Z
Evaluation type: deterministic onboarding task-routing proxy
Human participants: 0
Moderated human study: not run
Result: 15 pass / 0 fail / 15 total

[PASS] ONBOARD-01 — What IARPG is can be answered from the first screen: Homepage states the expanded name, fictional game concept, open design system, and non-live-MMO boundary.
[PASS] ONBOARD-02 — Available-now scope is explicit: Start Here names missions, local workbenches, standards, and international research as current publication features.
[PASS] ONBOARD-03 — Not-yet-shipped scope is explicit: Start Here separates persistent multiplayer, native VR, production matchmaking, and live economy from current claims.
[PASS] ONBOARD-04 — A first-time visitor has an explicit starting route: Homepage exposes /start with labels: ['Start Here', 'What is IARPG?', 'Start here: what it is and how to use it →', 'What the site is, what is live, and the first 10-minute tour'].
[PASS] ONBOARD-05 — Primary navigation uses product-state-safe labels: Primary labels: ['Start Here', 'Game Concept', 'Missions', 'Create Missions', 'Standards', 'Research'].
[PASS] ONBOARD-06 — A complete mission is one first click away: Direct complete-mission routes found: ['/mission/port-access-anomaly-investigation'].
[PASS] ONBOARD-07 — Representative audience paths have direct first clicks: Audience routes: first-time visitor→/how-to-play, game or narrative designer→/build, reviewer→/package, researcher→/global, implementer→/developer.
[PASS] ONBOARD-08 — First-click destinations resolve: HTTP results: /build=200, /developer=200, /global=200, /how-to-play=200, /mission/port-access-anomaly-investigation=200, /package=200.
[PASS] ONBOARD-09 — Player loop and publication toolchain are distinguished: Start Here explicitly says the toolchain is not the player loop and lists the eight operation states.
[PASS] ONBOARD-10 — Creation, simulation, verification, merge, and publication tools are mapped: Tool routes: create→/build, simulate→/simulate, assemble→/package, verify→/integrity, merge→/merge, publish→/publish.
[PASS] ONBOARD-11 — Toolchain destinations resolve: HTTP results: /build=200, /simulate=200, /package=200, /integrity=200, /merge=200, /publish=200.
[PASS] ONBOARD-12 — International methodology and research evidence are findable: Start Here links atlas=True, archive=True; /global-methodology=200; /docs/=200.
[PASS] ONBOARD-13 — Optional guided walkthroughs are present on the three dense workbenches: /build:dialog=True,launcher=True,steps=5,local_script=True,auto_open=False; /package:dialog=True,launcher=True,steps=5,local_script=True,auto_open=False; /simulate:dialog=True,launcher=True,steps=5,local_script=True,auto_open=False.
[PASS] ONBOARD-14 — Walkthrough accessibility and resilience safeguards are declared: Local persistence, Escape/cancel handling, focus return, reduced motion, reduced transparency, forced colors, zoom-safe sizing, and print suppression are implemented.
[PASS] ONBOARD-15 — Walkthrough runtime makes no network calls: walkthrough.js contains no fetch, XMLHttpRequest, sendBeacon, or WebSocket call.

Truth boundary: This report verifies visible copy, labels, first-click routes, route availability, and walkthrough implementation. It does not measure comprehension, confidence, task success, or behavior of real first-time visitors and is not a substitute for moderated human research.