• Done: The number of checks that have been marked as resolved since the last scan.
• To fix: The number of checks that need to be resolved.

Automated checks with high impact

These are checks that are verified as failed by the scan. These failed checks have the highest impact on overall accessibility health.

• View issues by type: Click to navigate to the Accessibility issues by type page, where you can sort the issue types:
  • Automated checks: These are accessibility checks that the scan is able to accurately identified as failing.
  • Assisted checks: These are accessibility checks that cannot be determined by the scan and need a human review.
  • Ignored checks: These are the failing checks that have been marked Ignore by a user. The scan does not consider these checks.
• The list contains the following columns:
  • Check: The name of the failing check. Click the link to view all instances of this failing issue.
  • Affected pages: The number of pages that contain this issue.
  • Severity: The severity of the issue, determined by the number of pages that it appears on and the number of visits for that page.

Pages demanding attention

These pages have the highest number of issues.

• View issues by page: Click to navigate to the Accessibility issues by page view, where you can view the following:
  • Page: The page title
  • URL: A link to the page
  • Page views (30 days): The number of views the page has received in the past 30 days
  • Issues: The number of accessibility issues on the page
  • Labels: All labels applied to the page
  • Open in: Click Extension to open the page with the Web Governance Browser Extension, where you can highlight the issues on the page.
• The chart provides an overview of pages with errors, with the following columns:
  • Page: A link to the page
  • Issues: The number of accessibility issues on the page

Trends 

• Click Visit
  History Center
  to view issues over time
• Date range: Select a date range
• Export: Click to export accessibility trends in .csv format
• Click How is accessibility score calculated for more information about how the system calculates the accessibility score.
• Exclude assisted checks: Turn this option ON to exclude assisted checks from the results.
• Accessibility score: This number displays your overall accessibility score, up to 100%, which indicates a perfect score. 
  Note: If you turned on the option to exclude assisted checks, the system displays the percentage of checks that your website passes with those checks excluded.
• Industry standard: This number indicates how well, compared to other companies within your industry, your website complies with accessibility standards. 
  Note: The industry standard score is unavailable when you turn on the option to exclude assisted checks.
• Graph: View the following information in a timeline:
  • Accessibility score
  • Industry standard

• Done: The number of checks that have been marked as resolved since the last scan.
• To fix: The number of checks that need to be resolved.

Automated checks with high impact

These are checks that are verified as failed by the scan. These failed checks have the highest impact on overall accessibility health.

• View issues by type: Click to navigate to the Accessibility issues by type page, where you can sort the issue types:
  • Automated checks: These are accessibility checks that the scan is able to accurately identified as failing.
  • Assisted checks: These are accessibility checks that cannot be determined by the scan and need a human review.
  • Ignored checks: These are the failing checks that have been marked Ignore by a user. The scan does not consider these checks.
• The list contains the following columns:
  • Check: The name of the failing check. Click the link to view all instances of this failing issue.
  • Affected pages: The number of pages that contain this issue.
  • Severity: The severity of the issue, determined by the number of pages that it appears on and the number of visits for that page.

Pages demanding attention

These pages have the highest number of issues.

• View issues by page: Click to navigate to the Accessibility issues by page view, where you can view the following:
  • Page: The page title
  • URL: A link to the page
  • Page views (30 days): The number of views the page has received in the past 30 days
  • Issues: The number of accessibility issues on the page
  • Labels: All labels applied to the page
  • Open in: Click Extension to open the page with the Web Governance Browser Extension, where you can highlight the issues on the page.
• The chart provides an overview of pages with errors, with the following columns:
  • Page: A link to the page
  • Issues: The number of accessibility issues on the page

Trends 

• Click Visit
  History Center
  to view issues over time
• Date range: Select a date range
• Export: Click to export accessibility trends in .csv format
• Click How is accessibility score calculated for more information about how the system calculates the accessibility score.
• Exclude assisted checks: Turn this option ON to exclude assisted checks from the results.
• Accessibility score: This number displays your overall accessibility score, up to 100%, which indicates a perfect score. 
  Note: If you turned on the option to exclude assisted checks, the system displays the percentage of checks that your website passes with those checks excluded.
• Industry standard: This number indicates how well, compared to other companies within your industry, your website complies with accessibility standards. 
  Note: The industry standard score is unavailable when you turn on the option to exclude assisted checks.
• Graph: View the following information in a timeline:
  • Accessibility score
  • Industry standard