Thumbnail previews hide edge defects, so inspect the exported image at its intended display size. Use the checklist consistently so results from different files remain comparable. This quality-control note focuses on one specific quality-control step rather than treating the whole workflow as a black box.
After processing, compare the result with the source and record anything uncertain before reuse or publication.
Preserve the main subject and simplify the background so small-format text stays readable. Use the checklist consistently so results from different files remain comparable. This quality-control note focuses on one specific quality-control step rather than treating the whole workflow as a black box.
After processing, compare the result with the source and record anything uncertain before reuse or publication.
Choose dimensions and compression that keep the subject sharp after the image is uploaded elsewhere. Use the checklist consistently so results from different files remain comparable. This quality-control note focuses on one specific quality-control step rather than treating the whole workflow as a black box.
After processing, compare the result with the source and record anything uncertain before reuse or publication.
Begin with the main subject, then add setting, action, relationships, and relevant visual details. Use the checklist consistently so results from different files remain comparable. This quality-control note focuses on one specific quality-control step rather than treating the whole workflow as a black box.
After processing, compare the result with the source and record anything uncertain before reuse or publication.
Describe the information the image contributes instead of listing every visible object. Use the checklist consistently so results from different files remain comparable. This quality-control note focuses on one specific quality-control step rather than treating the whole workflow as a black box.
After processing, compare the result with the source and record anything uncertain before reuse or publication.
Capture the chart type, variables, major pattern, and the conclusion a reader should understand. Use the checklist consistently so results from different files remain comparable. This quality-control note focuses on one specific quality-control step rather than treating the whole workflow as a black box.
After processing, compare the result with the source and record anything uncertain before reuse or publication.
Record the product type, visible features, orientation, condition, and meaningful context. Use the checklist consistently so results from different files remain comparable. This quality-control note focuses on one specific quality-control step rather than treating the whole workflow as a black box.
After processing, compare the result with the source and record anything uncertain before reuse or publication.
State what is visibly present before adding cautious interpretation of mood, purpose, or context. Use the checklist consistently so results from different files remain comparable. This quality-control note focuses on one specific quality-control step rather than treating the whole workflow as a black box.
After processing, compare the result with the source and record anything uncertain before reuse or publication.
Check names, numbers, spatial relationships, and uncertain details against the original image. Use the checklist consistently so results from different files remain comparable. This quality-control note focuses on one specific quality-control step rather than treating the whole workflow as a black box.
After processing, compare the result with the source and record anything uncertain before reuse or publication.
Identify the application or page, the active area, important controls, and the result being shown. Use the checklist consistently so results from different files remain comparable. This quality-control note focuses on one specific quality-control step rather than treating the whole workflow as a black box.
After processing, compare the result with the source and record anything uncertain before reuse or publication.
