Understanding the Domain Overview

The Overview tab is the first thing you see when you open a domain. It answers three questions: where does this domain stand, is it getting better, and which WCAG requirements are affected?

Last Scan Overview

Status at the top left is one of:

• Not conformant: automated tests found at least one failure of a WCAG criterion in your target. This is a factual statement about the automated results, not a legal finding.
• No automated failures: nothing in your target failed. You still need a manual review before you can claim conformance.
• Not scanned yet: select Scan now to start.

The score ring shows the average score of your monitored pages, out of 100. Green is 90 and above, amber is 60 to 89 and red is below 60. See How the accessibility score works.

Automated tests lists:

Manual review shows how many items automated tests flagged for a person to check. Select the headings to jump to the Issues or Manually Required tab.

Scan History

A chart of the last 7, 30 or 90 days, with one point per day:

• Score, the average score of pages scanned that day
• Open issues, the failing elements found that day
• Pages scanned

Select a line’s name to hide or show it. Move your pointer over the chart, or focus it and use the left and right arrow keys, to see the values for each day. See Track progress with scan history.

Test Coverage by WCAG Principle

A table of every success criterion in your target, showing which have issues, which passed automated checks and which need manual testing. See The WCAG coverage table.

Component Grouping

At the bottom, AccessBell lists failing elements that appear on several pages, such as a header button. Fixing the shared component fixes every page at once. See Component grouping.