Review the publishing criteria and quality checks used before ToolBada tools are released.
ToolBada utilities are published with standalone URLs, search-index records, runtime panels, related links, and Korean-English metadata.
High-impact categories such as health, finance, legal documents, public information, and AI photo tools include reference-only guidance.
A new tool should have a clear input area, action button, result area, copy or download path, and enough explanation to avoid confusing it with advertising or navigation.
Generated pages are checked for canonical URLs, hreflang, sitemap entries, runtime fragments, and clean labels before deployment.
Values that change every year — rates, deduction caps, public holidays — live in data files kept separate from tool code. When a figure changes, the file is replaced and every calculator that reads it is re-verified together.
Verification runs representative inputs and compares them against expected results. A mismatch stops the release, so an outdated basis does not reach the published page.
A tool is retired when the standard behind it no longer exists, when another tool does the same job more accurately, or when it can no longer run reliably in current browsers.
Published URLs are kept wherever possible and pointed at the replacement tool. Changes are recorded on the notices page.