Site standards
How Horoscope Herald structures calculator pages and publishing standards
This page explains the product and publishing standards used to keep calculator pages, guides, and policy pages consistent across the site.
Calculation-first page structure
Pages that depend on exact chart math ask for the date, time, and location needed to calculate the result directly.
Pages that are sign-based, manual, or reference-driven are labeled through their workflow and copy so readers can see the kind of result they are opening.
Method labeling
Horoscope Herald separates exact chart tools, manual interpretation pages, reference tools, and daily timing pages through clear page structure and method notes.
Where multiple historical methods exist, the page identifies the method used so results can be compared consistently.
Publishing quality
Pages are reviewed for clear inputs, readable results, supporting context, and useful internal links before major updates are published.
- Calculator outputs should show the main result, supporting factors, and practical next reads.
- Guide sections should help readers use the result without repeating generic filler.
- Policy pages stay focused on their own topic so legal, privacy, editorial, and operational content are easy to review.