I set the first sentence as "DISC does not divide people into four types." Since this represents the logo (a picture of four axes sharing a single ring) and the claim of the entire service, and is the point where it diverges from other type test apps, I believed this should serve as the hook.
Structure: Weighting of four axes → Selection of 12/28 questions → Selection and shuffling from 56 banks (to prevent guessing based on memorization) → 4 things received → Offline completion → No sign-up, payment, or personal information required → For this type → Please read → Inquiry.
All numbers were verified in the code: Banks 56 · Fast 12 · Standard 28 · Perspective 7 · Context 8. I also included the app's actual behavior in the description—that it "does not assign a type name to flat types"—because it is an honest differentiating factor.
The file also contains a table summarizing the console survey (data security, content rating, distribution country, etc.).
DISC behavioral type test based on the weight of the four axes: Dominance, Influence, Stability, and Prudence.