Web Governance
How to use Web Governance Quality Assurance
Select Summary from the menu on the left to navigate to the Quality Assurance summary page.
The Quality Assurance Summary page opens. The sections on the landing page are:
This section displays the number of pages affected by broken links, broken images, potential misspellings, and (confirmed) misspellings.
Select Unique Broken Links to navigate to the Broken Links page. Navigate between All broken links, Ignored, or Marked as fixed.
The columns display the following:
PageCorrect: Click this option to repair the link from the platform.
For more information, visit PageCorrect.
Select Broken images to navigate to the Broken Images page.
The columns display the following:
To ignore all other issues on a domain level.
Select Potential Misspellings to navigate to the Potential Misspellings page.
The columns show the following:
Add to dictionary: Approve this spelling and add it to the language dictionary so that future scans will not flag it as misspelled.
For more information, visit Quality Assurance Dictionary.
Add to dictionary for all languages: Approve this spelling (such as with proper nouns) and add it to the language dictionary for all languages so that future scans will not flag it as misspelled.
For more information, visit Quality Assurance Dictionary.
Ignore misspelling: Omit the issue from future scans.
Select Misspellings to navigate to the Misspellings page.
The columns show the following:
PageCorrect: Click to use PageCorrect to quick-fix the issue. A dialog box opens. The misspelling is highlighted, enter the correct spelling into the text field and then click Save.
For more information, visit PageCorrect.
Add to dictionary: Approve this spelling and add it to the language dictionary so that future scans will not flag it as misspelled.
This section displays the most significant quality assurance findings.
Select any item to navigate to the details page for the error.
This figure displays the percentage of overall quality assurance compliance achieved, as well as a circular chart that gives a visual percentage result. There is a breakdown of the total number of quality assurance issues and the total number of pages that have issues. A line graph displays the number of quality assurance issues and content with issues.
Quality Assurance Compliance: This figure displays the percentage of issues that your website is compliant with. The goal is to achieve 100% of the accessibility (glossary term, activate to view definition) level selected.
For more information, visit Accessibility.
Industry Average (glossary term, activate to view definition): This shows how your website compares against the average competitor in your industry.
For more information, visit Industry average.
Select Show history to view the progression of issues over time.
For more information, visit History center.
Select the readability score to navigate to the Readability details page.
For more information, visit Quality Assurance Readability.
Select Content with QA Errors on the left menu bar.
For more information, visit Content with QA errors.
Select Links on the left menu bar.
For more information, visit:
Select Spellcheck on the left menu bar.
Select Readability on the left menu bar.
For more information, visit Quality Assurance Readability.
The History Center (glossary term, activate to view definition) stores all Quality Assurance issues and details from previous scans.
Select History Center (bar graph icon), located on the top menu bar.
The system opens the History Center dashboard.
The page contains the following layout:
Domain: In the first field, click to expand the list of domains.
Module: In the second field, select this option to expand the list of available modules.
Check frequency: The frequency of the check.
For more information, visit History Center.
The compliance score for the quality assurance check is calculated by dividing the total number of page errors found by the total number of page errors plus the total number of documents, multiplied by 100.
The available reports for the Quality Assurance module are:
For more information, see the user guide article:
Download the Chrome Extension: (Optional) Download and install the Acquia Web Governance extension. This extension is not required but is very useful to help identify content issues for easy handling.
Tip: Add the extension to the browser toolbar for easy access.
For instructions, visit Web browser extension.
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For more information, visit Quality Assurance Dictionary.
Add to the dictionary for all languages: Approve this spelling (for example, a product name) and add it to the language dictionary for all languages so that future scans will not flag it as misspelled.
For more information, visit Quality Assurance Dictionary.
To ignore all other issues on a domain level.
Select Potential Misspellings to navigate to the Potential Misspellings page.
The columns show the following:
Add to dictionary: Approve this spelling and add it to the language dictionary so that future scans will not flag it as misspelled.
For more information, visit Quality Assurance Dictionary.
Add to dictionary for all languages: Approve this spelling (such as with proper nouns) and add it to the language dictionary for all languages so that future scans will not flag it as misspelled.
For more information, visit Quality Assurance Dictionary.
Ignore misspelling: Omit the issue from future scans.
Select Misspellings to navigate to the Misspellings page.
The columns show the following:
PageCorrect: Click to use PageCorrect to quick-fix the issue. A dialog box opens. The misspelling is highlighted, enter the correct spelling into the text field and then click Save.
For more information, visit PageCorrect.
Add to dictionary: Approve this spelling and add it to the language dictionary so that future scans will not flag it as misspelled.
For more information, visit Quality Assurance Dictionary.
Add to the dictionary for all languages: Approve this spelling (for example, a product name) and add it to the language dictionary for all languages so that future scans will not flag it as misspelled.
For more information, visit Quality Assurance Dictionary.
For more information, visit Industry average.
Select Show history to view the progression of issues over time.
For more information, visit History center.
Check frequency: The frequency of the check.
If this content did not answer your questions, try searching or contacting our support team for further assistance.
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