Anatomy of a violation
From the left list, click on a rule to open the details of a problem. All are read the same way.
#The list of problems
The list, on the left, presents each non-compliance with its title, its severity and, in red, the number of occurrences (the places where the problem appears). The most frequent ones appear at the top. Two filters, at the top, allow you to restrict the display by framework and by theme.
#Severity
Each problem has a severity level:
- Critical: blocking, completely prevents usage.
- Major: strong impact, difficult to work around.
- Moderate: real impact but can be worked around.
- Minor: slight inconvenience.
#The title and occurrences
When you open a problem, its title and description remain displayed permanently. The Occurrences block allows you to navigate from one concrete place to another, the element in question, with its screenshot and the page where it is located.
#The five tabs
A problem is examined from five angles:
- Understand: what it is, who is affected ("People affected"), the benefits of fixing it, and the applicable regulations (RGAA, WCAG, EN 301 549).
- Fix: a correction plan broken down into tickets, ready to export.
- Develop: the faulty HTML and an example of compliant code.
- Verify: a step-by-step test plan to validate the correction.
- Notes: a discussion thread with your team.
The Fix, Develop, and Verify tabs are detailed in the Correction section. For a rule without non-compliance (everything is successful), only Understand and Notes are displayed.