Prioritized Pages is a consolidated view of every page and document on your website that has at least one recorded content issue. Instead of a requirement to navigate through individual modules separately, Prioritized Pages aggregates all issues onto a single ranked list so that you can identify the pages that need the most attention.
The module identifies which pages on your website are the most broken, and which of those are the most important to fix first. It does this by a combination of two signals: issue volume and traffic volume. Pages that receive heavy visits and have many issues are High priority. Pages with issues but low traffic are Low priority.
Setup
The Prioritized Pages module is included in all packages. No setup is required.
Navigation
Log in to your Web Governance account.
Select the domain that you want to work with.
Expand the left menu bar if the options are not visible.
Click Prioritized Pages.
Landing page
Below the header is a table with a quick overview of pages with a list of errors sorted by priority: High, Medium, and Low.
Above the list, four tabs allow you to filter the list:
All: This action displays every page and document on the domain that has at least one recorded issue, regardless of file type.
Pages: This action filters the table to display HTML pages and excludes documents.
PDF Documents: This action filters the table to display PDF files hosted on the domain.
Other Documents: This action filters the table to display Word documents, spreadsheets, and non-PDF files.
A Search field
A Filter button (the funnel icon)
The table with the results has the column headers:
Title and URL
Labels
Notifications
Priority
Views
User actions
Sort and filter:
Tabs: Select a tab to filter the list:
All: This action displays every page and document on the domain that has at least one recorded issue, regardless of file type.
Pages: This action filters the table to display HTML pages and excludes documents.
PDF Documents: This action filters the table to display PDF files hosted on the domain.
Other Documents: This action filters the table to display Word documents, spreadsheets, and non-PDF files.
Filter: Click Filter and select a data type to filter for:
Labels
Languages
Contains
Search: Type a search string into the search text box to locate a specific page title or URL.
Table actions:
Title and URL: Click the arrow to sort the column ascending or descending. Click the page link. The system navigates to the page detail view.
Edit labels: Click in the labels area to manage labels for the selected page. For more information, read Create and apply labels.
Notifications: Click the arrow to sort the column ascending or descending. Click the number in this column for an overview of the issues that were found on the page.
: Click the arrow to sort the column ascending or descending. The priority of the page, as determined by the number of issues and page views.
Prioritized Pages is a consolidated view of every page and document on your website that has at least one recorded content issue. Instead of a requirement to navigate through individual modules separately, Prioritized Pages aggregates all issues onto a single ranked list so that you can identify the pages that need the most attention.
The module identifies which pages on your website are the most broken, and which of those are the most important to fix first. It does this by a combination of two signals: issue volume and traffic volume. Pages that receive heavy visits and have many issues are High priority. Pages with issues but low traffic are Low priority.
Setup
The Prioritized Pages module is included in all packages. No setup is required.
Navigation
Log in to your Web Governance account.
Select the domain that you want to work with.
Expand the left menu bar if the options are not visible.
Click Prioritized Pages.
Landing page
Below the header is a table with a quick overview of pages with a list of errors sorted by priority: High, Medium, and Low.
Above the list, four tabs allow you to filter the list:
All: This action displays every page and document on the domain that has at least one recorded issue, regardless of file type.
Pages: This action filters the table to display HTML pages and excludes documents.
PDF Documents: This action filters the table to display PDF files hosted on the domain.
Other Documents: This action filters the table to display Word documents, spreadsheets, and non-PDF files.
A Search field
A Filter button (the funnel icon)
The table with the results has the column headers:
Title and URL
Labels
Notifications
Priority
Views
User actions
Sort and filter:
Tabs: Select a tab to filter the list:
All: This action displays every page and document on the domain that has at least one recorded issue, regardless of file type.
Pages: This action filters the table to display HTML pages and excludes documents.
PDF Documents: This action filters the table to display PDF files hosted on the domain.
Other Documents: This action filters the table to display Word documents, spreadsheets, and non-PDF files.
Filter: Click Filter and select a data type to filter for:
Labels
Languages
Contains
Search: Type a search string into the search text box to locate a specific page title or URL.
Table actions:
Title and URL: Click the arrow to sort the column ascending or descending. Click the page link. The system navigates to the page detail view.
Edit labels: Click in the labels area to manage labels for the selected page. For more information, read Create and apply labels.
Notifications: Click the arrow to sort the column ascending or descending. Click the number in this column for an overview of the issues that were found on the page.
: Click the arrow to sort the column ascending or descending. The priority of the page, as determined by the number of issues and page views.
Priority
Views: Click the arrow to sort the column ascending or descending. The number of views the page has received in the past 30 days.
Open page details. The system navigates to the page detail view.
Open page with web browser extension (a magnifying glass icon).
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Priority
Views: Click the arrow to sort the column ascending or descending. The number of views the page has received in the past 30 days.
Open page details. The system navigates to the page detail view.
Open page with web browser extension (a magnifying glass icon).
Did not find what you were looking for?
If this content did not answer your questions, try searching or contacting our support team for further assistance.
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