The standards page lists every document, clause and table a calculator reads. AS/NZS 3000, AS/NZS 3008.1.1, AS/NZS 3008.1.2, IEC 60255 and IEEE 1584 are among them. Each entry names what the tool reads from that clause or table, in plain language. It never repeats the wording of the standard itself. No standard's text is reproduced anywhere on the page.
Where a table's status is known, the entry states it. A verified table has been read against a source, such as the printed standard or manufacturer data. A derived table has not had that check yet. A derived table also carries the "Data under review" badge on any result that reads it.
Every entry links to the calculators that use it. A reader can go from a clause straight to the tool that applies it. The reverse works too: from a tool's result back to the clause behind a number.
AmpSize is a design aid. Every page carries that line. A result is evidence to check against the current standard, not a substitute for it.