Pages with an obvious problem with functionality or errors in displaying content should receive a Page Quality rating of Low or Lowest.

• A. True
• B. Not sure
• C. It depends
• D. False

Answer: (A)

When a page has obvious problems with how it works or with displaying content, the user experience is immediately compromised. Page Quality ratings rely heavily on whether a page can be used to access and understand the content without technical barriers. If the page is broken or content doesn’t display correctly, users can’t achieve the page’s purpose, which strongly signals low quality. That’s why this statement is true: such pages should be rated Low or Lowest. The other options don’t fit because the guideline provides a clear stance—these issues reduce quality rather than creating uncertainty or a conditional scenario, and they aren’t evidence that the page is acceptable.