Home Entry
Introduces the observatory, latest state, core pathways, learning resources and repeated observation model.
A human-readable map of the public .auDO observatory surface, showing how the main pages, evidence views, learning pages and governance pages relate to each other.
The primary navigation stays deliberately small. This page makes the wider hierarchy visible without turning every public page into a top-level menu item.
Hierarchy
The map is grouped by reader intent: start, observe, understand, read evidence, and check project context.
The main entry point and the four compact navigation routes used across the site.
Introduces the observatory, latest state, core pathways, learning resources and repeated observation model.
The current top navigation stays focused on the highest-value public entry points.
Pages that show the fixed panel, grouped cohorts, and current state summaries across visible trust signals.
The fixed observation panel, panel design, repeated observation rationale and limitations.
Current summaries for major public signal families across the observed panel.
Curated observation groups used to compare visible signals without treating the cohorts as rankings or complete sector coverage.
Reference paths that help explain why the same domain panel is observed over time.
Learning pages that explain the signals .auDO observes and how to read them carefully.
The signal directory for DNS, RDAP, mail, provider, provenance and evidence fields.
Short pages that explain domain-layer concepts for governance, communications and technical readers.
Report and archive routes that preserve dated observations, featured interpretation and periodic summaries.
The report entry point for latest observations, archive access, featured reports and monthly briefs.
Longer public notes anchored to observed signals, defined windows and explicit limitations.
Public indexes that support discovery and syndication without replacing the human-readable report pages.
Dated daily reports are exposed through the Reports page and report archive controls rather than listed one by one here.
Pages that explain what .auDO is, how it works, what it does not claim, and how to get in touch.
Public context for the observatory, methodology, limitations and related work.
Related public work that helps position .auDO within the broader digital trust surface.
Reading notes
A visual site map should do more than list URLs. It should explain how the observatory expects people to move through the evidence.
Group links by intent: start with the panel, view the current state, compare cohorts, read dated evidence, or learn what a signal means.
Keep dated reports, featured interpretation and explanatory pages visually separate so readers can see the difference between observation and explanation.
Show public pages only. Gated or private investigation views should not be surfaced as public navigation targets.
This page is the human-readable visual site map. The crawler-facing sitemap remains available at /sitemap.xml.