Navigate Your Dashboard
A tour of the AccessBell dashboard: the sidebar, Your Domains, the domain tabs, and where to find team, billing and account settings.
Table of contents
The dashboard has a sidebar on the left and your work on the right. On phones and small tablets, open the sidebar with the menu button at the top left.
The Sidebar
- Workspace at the top shows your team name and how many members it has.
- Domains opens Your Domains. Underneath is a list of every domain, so you can jump straight to one, plus Add domain. Use the arrow next to Domains to show or hide the list.
- Team is where you invite people and set roles.
- Billing shows your plan, trial and renewal dates, and opens the Stripe portal.
- Account settings is where you rename the team and change your password.
- Support takes you to our contact form.
- Your name and email are at the bottom. The menu button next to them has Account settings, Billing and Sign out.
On desktop, the button next to the logo collapses the sidebar to icons only. Your choice is remembered on that browser.
Your Domains
The home page of the dashboard. It lists your domains in a table with each one’s scan result and score, active issues, resolved issues, and last and next scan dates. A domain that has not been scanned yet shows Select pages & Scan.
The ⋮ menu on each row has Export fixing instructions, Export PDF summary, View scan details, Re-scan domain, Manage domain pages, Domain settings, Add subdomain and Remove domain.
Inside a Domain
The header shows the domain name, when it was last scanned, Scan now, Export and the same ⋮ menu as on Your Domains. Below are five tabs:
| Tab | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Overview | Last scan summary, score, scan history chart, WCAG coverage table and component grouping |
| Issues | Every failing rule with where it happens and how to fix it |
| Manually Required | Items automated testing could not decide |
| Pages | Monitored URLs, discovered pages and adding URLs |
| Settings | WCAG target, devices, sitemap, URL rules, custom headers, AccessBellFix, your accessibility statement and removing the domain |
Read more in Understanding the domain overview.
Sources and Further Reading
- Understanding WCAG 2.2 W3C Web Accessibility Initiative
- Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 W3C
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