Editorial policy
Last updated: June 5, 2026
Mission: screenres.app provides accurate, clear, and privacy-respecting resources for display diagnostics. Our content is designed to help users understand screen technologies without jargon.
Accuracy standards
Our content aims to deliver precise and verifiable information about display specifications and diagnostic tools. We cross-examine technical details against official documentation and display manufacturer specifications.
Diagnostic estimations are based on standardized client-side measurements, which are explained on our testing methodology page. You can read about how we handle tool results on our tool accuracy and privacy page.
Source selection policy
We prioritize primary technical documents, web standards organizations, and official display manufacturers. Sources include organizations like the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), VESA, and documentation from major hardware manufacturers. We avoid relying on unverified internet forum reports or self-published display blogs.
Corrections and update process
When an error is identified in our guides or database, we correct it within forty-eight hours. We perform quarterly reviews of all diagnostic tools and articles to verify their accuracy. Each article displays a last-updated date to show when it was most recently reviewed or changed.
AI-assisted editing disclosure
We occasionally use artificial intelligence tools to format database entries, check grammar, or suggest structural layouts. The final content is always reviewed, revised, and published by a human editor. All diagnostic formulas and tool parameters are manually written and verified.
How to report errors
If you find a typo, incorrect device specification, or bug in a tool, please contact us. You can report these issues directly to our editor at hello@screenres.app. For more information about our author and site owner, visit the profile of J. Hassan.