Overview
The application automatically tracks your performance across all tests, helping you identify strengths, weaknesses, and areas that need more study. Your scores persist across sessions using browser local storage.Performance tracking is completely automatic - you don’t need to create an account or manually save anything.
Domain Score Tracking
Each time you complete a domain test, your score is automatically saved and displayed on the home screen.Domain Card Indicators
On the home screen, each domain card shows:Circular Progress
A circular progress indicator appears in the top-right corner of each domain card showing:
- Your most recent score as a percentage
- Color-coded ring:
- Green (80%+): Strong performance
- Red (<80%): Needs improvement
Score History
The app tracks your most recent attempt for each domain:
- Only the latest score is displayed
- Scores persist across browser sessions
- Stored locally on your device
Visual Performance Indicators
- Green Circle (80%+)
- Red Circle (<80%)
Strong PerformanceYou’re ready for this domain on the real exam. This score indicates:
- Solid understanding of domain concepts
- Meets AWS recommended preparation threshold
- You can focus study efforts elsewhere
Full Exam Performance Breakdown
After completing a full exam simulation, you receive a comprehensive performance analysis.Overall Score Display
AWS-Scaled Score
Your score is displayed on the 100-1000 scale used by AWS:
- 700: Minimum passing score
- 800+: Strong performance
- Below 700: Not passing - requires more preparation
Pass/Fail Status
Clear visual indicator:
- Green trophy icon: Passed (700+)
- Red trophy icon: Not passed (<700)
- Large text displaying “Certification Passed!” or “Not Passed”
Domain-by-Domain Analysis
The performance breakdown shows detailed results for each domain:- Score Display
- Color Coding
- Sorted by Weakness
For each domain, you’ll see:
- Domain name and number
- Exam weight percentage (24%, 30%, 34%, or 12%)
- Your percentage score in that domain
- Visual progress bar with color coding
- Performance status with icon and label
Personalized Recommendations
Based on your performance, the app provides:- Focus areas: The two weakest domains are highlighted with specific scores
- Study suggestions: Recommendations to review flashcards and practice questions
- Next steps: Guidance to retake the full exam to track improvements
Recommendations appear in an orange-highlighted box at the bottom of the performance breakdown.
Last Exam Summary Card
After completing your first full exam, a “Last Exam Summary” card appears on the home screen:What’s Displayed
- Overall score (100-1000 scale)
- All four domain scores with percentages
- Visual progress bars for each domain
- Color-coded indicators (green for 80%+, red for below 80%)
Card Features
Quick Reference
See your most recent full exam performance without navigating away from the home screen
Progress Monitoring
Compare domain scores after each exam to track improvement over time
Performance Indicators During Tests
While taking tests, you can see real-time performance indicators:Question Grid Status
During Domain Tests:- Green boxes: Questions you answered correctly
- Red boxes: Questions you answered incorrectly
- Gray boxes: Unanswered questions
- Filled boxes: Questions you’ve answered
- Empty boxes: Unanswered questions
- Orange boxes: Flagged questions
- Blue dots: Questions with notes
The question grid appears at the bottom of the sidebar in both test modes.
Tracking Study Progress
Use performance tracking to guide your study plan:Take Full Exam
After improving domain scores, take a full exam simulation to test combined knowledge.
Understanding AWS Scoring
The application uses AWS’s scaled scoring system for full exams:Scaled Score (100-1000)
- AWS certification exams report scores on a scale of 100 to 1000
- 700 is the minimum passing score
- The scale is NOT a direct percentage:
- Raw scores are converted using AWS’s scaling algorithm
- This accounts for question difficulty and exam variations
What Your Score Means
- 700-750
- 750-850
- 850-1000
Just PassingYou’ve met the minimum requirement but could benefit from more practice. Consider:
- Retaking domain tests in weak areas
- Taking more full exam simulations
- Reviewing explanations for missed questions
Dark Mode Support
All performance tracking visualizations adapt to your theme preference:- Progress bars maintain visibility in dark mode
- Color-coded indicators remain clear in both themes
- Performance cards adjust background colors
- Text contrast is optimized for readability
Data Persistence
Your performance data is stored locally:Browser Storage
All scores are saved in your browser’s local storage:
- No account required
- No data sent to servers
- Persists across sessions
Privacy
Your data stays on your device:
- Not shared or tracked
- Clearing browser data will reset scores
- No cloud sync between devices
Best Practices
- Track trends: Take each domain test multiple times to see improvement
- Set goals: Aim for 80%+ in all domains before the real exam
- Use data to guide study: Focus time on red-marked domains
- Retake full exams: Take multiple full exams to ensure consistent scores
- Don’t ignore high scores: Even green domains can be reviewed to maintain knowledge
- Check explanations: Review explanations for ALL questions, even ones you got right
- Monitor weak domains: Keep retaking domain tests until they turn green