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title: "How to mark an accessibility issue as confirmed"
date: "2026-07-07T11:54:54+00:00"
summary: "Learn how to confirm accessibility issues in Web Governance—mark assisted checks as verified barriers on one page or all pages."
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Introduction
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Not all flags are guaranteed errors; assisted checks require a human to verify them before they are sent to the development queue.

*   Confirm as issue: Used primarily in the manual testing flow for assistive checks, this action adds a distinct badge to the code snippet. This badge acts as a visual confirmation for your team that signals, "Yes, a human has reviewed this warning and confirmed it is a legitimate accessibility barrier that needs fixing."

Confirm as an issue on a single page
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1.  Log in to your Web Governance instance and select the domain that you want to work with. 
2.  Click **Accessibility** (icon of a human with outstretched arms), on the domain menu bar.
3.  Select **Issues by type** from the left menu.
4.  Select the **Assisted checks** tab.
5.  Select the failing check from the list. The system opens the check information page.
6.  Select the page from the list. The system opens the code snippet information page.
7.  Select the **kebab menu** (three vertical dots) in the Actions column on the row that contains the failing code.
8.  Select from the expanded list of choices:
    
    *   **Confirm as an issue for this page**
    
    The system opens a dialog box for confirmation, with the text, “Are you sure you want to confirm this snippet as an issue for this page?”
    
9.  Click **Confirm**.
10.  The status column displays the tag _Confirmed Issue_.

Confirm as an issue on all pages
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This section provides instructions on how to mark an assisted check (confirmed error) as a confirmed issue. 

1.  Log in to your Web Governance instance and select the domain that you want to work with. 
2.  Click **Accessibility** (icon of a human with outstretched arms), on the domain menu bar. 
3.  Select **Issues by type** from the left menu.
4.  Select the **Assisted checks** tab.
5.  Select the failing check from the list. The system opens the check information page.
6.  Select the page from the list. The system opens the code snippet information page.
7.  Select the **kebab menu** (three vertical dots) in the Actions column on the row that contains the failing code.
8.  Select from the expanded list of choices:
    
    *   **Confirm as an issue on all pages**
    
    The system opens a dialog box for confirmation, with the text, “Are you sure you want to confirm this snippet as an issue on all pages where it appears?”
    
9.  Click **Confirm for all pages**.
10.  The status column displays the tag _Confirmed Issue_.

Handle accessibility issues with the Web Governance Browser Extension
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For instructions on how to use the browser extension handle accessibility issues, visit [Handle accessibility issues with the browser extension](/node/61691).