Expert Reports & Methodology
Technical subject matter, examination methods, traceability, findings, interpretation, assessment and limitations.
7 published articlesDefine technical questions precisely, determine the relevant examination basis and classify findings methodically.
Knowledge base
Technical disputes can only be examined reliably when the subject of examination, data basis, version state and examination method are defined traceably. This knowledge area explains typical technical questions across different IT systems and fields – from software, data and AI to web applications, Technical SEO, WordPress and plugins, mobile apps and other technical matters.
The starting point is the technical question. The subject of examination, available evidence, method, finding and statement boundary are then described separately. The Sources & Methodology page explains the common standard. The article on documents in custom-software disputes demonstrates it for a practical evidence situation; Git history and software provenance develops the limits of technical provenance statements. The article on code reuse and software similarity shows how similarity findings, clone detection, counter-hypotheses and provenance can be assessed together.
The knowledge base is organised into specialist topics. The overview shows selected entry points for each area; “All articles” opens the complete topic page.
Technical subject matter, examination methods, traceability, findings, interpretation, assessment and limitations.
7 published articlesSoftware versions, repositories, source code, build states, requirements, testing and technical quality characteristics.
6 published articlesProject histories, requirements, change states, technical risks and traceable project reconstruction.
7 published articlesData provenance, data quality, reproducibility, data preparation and technical bases for assessment.
6 published articlesModel validity, training data, reproducibility, robustness, fairness and system limitations.
6 published articlesTechnical and organisational measures and the documented technical implementation of data-protection requirements.
6 published articlesTechnical safeguards, configurations, logs, vulnerabilities and evidence-based reconstruction.
7 published articlesTechnical examination of distributed web systems: browsers, HTTP, frontend, backend, APIs, deployment, hosting and reproducible web states.
6 published articlesIndependent technical examination of crawling, indexability, URL signals, JavaScript rendering, ranking losses and Core Web Vitals.
6 published articlesTechnical examination of WordPress core, plugins, themes, version dependencies, hooks, lifecycle and data-driven states.
6 published articlesTechnical examination of Android and iOS apps: versions, builds, devices, permissions, local data, backend synchronisation and background tasks.
6 published articlesTechnical and methodological examination of usability, context of use, interaction quality and accessibility.
6 published articlesTechnical examinability of questions arising in court and legal practice, including required records, data and limitations.
6 published articlesThe following works provide additional technical and methodological context. They do not replace required primary sources, standards, manufacturer documentation or other independent specialist sources. Unpublished manuscripts, drafts and teaching materials are deliberately not presented here as public sources.
For an initial professional review, the technical question, an overview of available documents and the desired timeframe can be provided.
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