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How this index is arranged

Notes on the structure of the directory and on moving between its branches, results and records.

1. How the tree is arrangedThe index has five branches. Four of them - Award Categories, Judging and Criteria, Industry Sectors and Regions and Circuits - hold category results. The fifth, Terminology and Process, holds the glossary and the reference records.
2. Category results and resource recordsA category-results route lists entries as a title, a grey source label naming the branch, and one line of description. A resource record is a longer reference page opening with a table of label and value rows.
3. Counts in parenthesesThe number beside a branch link is the count of entries listed on that branch route. It is generated from the index itself, so it moves whenever the branch does.
4. The alphabet stripLetters above the tree and in the footer jump into the matching section of the A-Z index. A letter with no entry behind it is shown as plain text rather than as a link.
5. Moving between routesEvery inner route opens with a breadcrumb back to the directory front, and every branch route ends with the list of sibling branches.