Reading a scan report

Overall score

A 0–100 number. 80+ is generally considered "good" — meaningful WCAG AA conformance with minor issues. <60 means you have material conformance gaps.

Severity

We grade issues from Critical (likely blocks users with disabilities entirely — missing form labels, keyboard traps) through Serious, Moderate, down to Minor (best-practice nudges, like a duplicate landmark).

WCAG mapping

Every issue is tagged with the success criterion it violates (e.g. 1.4.3 Contrast (Minimum)). Click the tag to read WCAG's official definition.

Per-page issues

Each page in the scan has its own issue list. For each issue you'll see:

• The failing rule ("Elements must have sufficient color contrast").
• The selector of the failing element (button.primary).
• A snippet of the element's HTML.
• A "Why this matters" plain-English explanation.
• Remediation suggestions — and an "Ask AI" button for tougher cases.

Filtering & sorting

Use the toolbar at the top of the report to filter by severity, WCAG level, or rule. Useful when you're triaging a long list — start with Critical + WCAG A.