Abstract: Methods and systems for analyzing the quality of a design printed on a substrate, such as a garment for example, are described. Such methods and systems may also be used for analyzing the properties of the garment together with the quality of the printed design. Components of such methods and systems, as well as information used and/or generated by such components, are described.

Abstract: User interface technology related to a composite file or page (e.g., Webpage) including information from various entities (e.g., physical product providers) may be improved by providing a composite score (determined from one or more constituent parts) for each of the entities in a way that occupies less space than would otherwise been needed if constituent scores of each of the entities were provided. Such example embodiments may also improve user interface technology by reducing the cognitive load on a user reviewing information presented on a composite Webpage. This, in turn, reduces “friction” related to using and interacting with such a composite Webpage. Such example embodiments may also improve user interface technology by presenting information from various different entities in a uniform manner, with a consistent look and feel.