Decide whether the repository is ready for code: layout, tooling and configuration exist, a fresh clone can create a local virtual environment, and the repository is described on the git host.
Decide whether the lecture's code is correct and tested: interaction.py starts a Chrome driver, opens the Wikipedia main page, finds the article count with a CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) selector and prints it, and its logic is tested without a browser.
Decide whether the browser run works end to end and the lecture steps are documented visually, without ever driving the host desktop.
Decide whether a newcomer can set up, run and test the project from the README alone, and see each lecture step as a screenshot.
Decide whether the wiki explains what each lecture step taught, with its screenshot, in English, Danish and Bahasa Malaysia, and is ready to publish.