Digital Sovereignty Score (SDS) Calculator

A small, static HTML/CSS/JS application that calculates the Digital Sovereignty Score (SDS) based on a weighted checklist across six dimensions. See HINTERGRUND.md for background on the methodology and how the dimensions map to the ZenDiS criteria catalogue.

• Three-state answer per question (Ja / Teilweise / Nein), each contributing its individual weight to the score
• Live SDS calculation as a percentage (0–100%) and a score (1 - 6) with a qualitative label (e.g. "hoch ausgeprägt")
• Questions, weights, and help texts are defined in questions.js
• Accessible by default: native radio inputs per question (screen-reader and keyboard friendly out of the box)
• No dependencies or build steps (purely static)

• index.html – Markup shell for the checklist and result area (rows are rendered from questions.js)
• index.css – Layout and styling in a monochrome blue infographic style
• index.js – Renders the checklist, handles selection and weighted score calculation
• questions.js – The six dimensions: question text, help text, and weight (must sum to 100)

Two straightforward ways to run the project locally:

1. Open in the browser directly

   • Double-click index.html or open it via your browser's "File > Open" dialog.

2. Serve via a small local web server (recommended for consistent behavior)

   • Using Python 3:
     • Navigate to the project directory
     • Run: python -m http.server 8000 (on Windows you can use py -m http.server 8000)
     • Open http://localhost:8000/ in your browser and navigate to index.html
   • Using Node.js:
     • Run: npx http-server -p 8000
     • Open http://localhost:8000/ in your browser
   • Alternatively: use the VS Code "Live Server" extension and open index.html

• No toolchain required. Edit questions.js, index.html, index.css, or index.js directly.
• The code runs without a bundler.

See LICENSE in this repository.