Once your domain was successfully scanned, you will see your domain as well as a brief overview of your results on your dashboard.

By clicking on your domain name, you will be able to access further details on your scan results.

Your overview will include:

• Your accessibility score out of 100
• The number of unresolved issues
• The number of fixed issues
• Number of pages scanned
• The date of your last scan
• The date of your next scan, which happens automatically every 7 days if you’ve purchased a subscription

The graph to the right of your dashboard will start tracking your issues as well as your fixes, giving you a record of your remediation efforts should you ever be targeted by a lawsuit.

Scrolling further down, you will see the individual results for each of the URLs you scanned.

Clicking on Scan Details next to each URL will take you to a detailed overview of the web accessibility issues that were found on that specific page as well as the on-page elements that are causing the issues.

You will also be able to see exactly how to fix each of the issues on your site.

Manually Required

Since web accessibility has a number of subjective elements, there are a few manual checks you will need to perform, which you can view under the Manually Required tab on your dashboard. Once you’ve conducted these manual checks, you can mark them as Resolved to boost your score.

Please be aware that you won’t be able to achieve a score of 100 with an automatic scan alone – manual checks are also required.

Downloading Your Reports

Along with viewing your scan results on your dashboard, you will also be able to download a scan overview in a PDF format and a more detailed report with remediation recommendations in an XLS format.