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Viewing the WebXact Results Page
WebXact gives you a summary of information on the first page of the report (see below). In the General tab you will see notes on Quality and Accessibility. (Ignore Privacy, Traffic, and User Feedback -- it's just advertising.)
Quality Report
If the Quality box contains the message "This page has warnings," don't give it another thought -- you passed.
If the Quality box contains the message "This page has defects," click the grey Quality tab. The first category in that tab, "Content Defects," requires your attention. There you will see tallied errors pertaining to:
- Broken links (links to external pages with problematic URLs)
- Broken anchors (links to internal "jumps" in your page with missing targets)
- Links to local files (e.g. images that can't load because they're not where they're supposed to be)
Click on one of the linked defect headings to view details.
Accessibility Report
- Click the Accessibility tab. At the top of the Accessibility
report is a summary table of what WebXact found, indicating the status
of your page, the number of errors that need to be corrected, and the
number of warnings that need to be checked for Priority 1, 2 and 3 accessibility
guidelines. If your page passes a priority level without error, the status
will be marked with a
(see below). Note that the 
indicates that the page still needs to be checked manually.
A
indicates that the automatic checks have identified errors at a given
priority level.
- Click the linked Priority 1, Priority 2, or Priority
3 to skip to the details. Under each Priority section,
you will find a list of Errors (if there are any) and
a list of Warnings. All Errors must be corrected. Line
numbers are provided as in the W3C
Validator. Click Expand Code Fragments to view the
details of each error.
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