Overview of Viewing Accessibility Issues
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axe Developer Hub shows your project's accessibility issues organized in a hierarchy of web pages
Not for use with personal data
axe Developer Hub allows you to see all of the accessibility issues in your code and find in-depth information about each accessibility issue.
Your Project's Pages
Your project in axe Developer Hub is organized around a hierarchy that depends on the mode (Git or Gitless) you are using.
Projects that use Git. If you are using Git, your project is organized around a hierarchy as follows:
- Project
- Branches
- Commits
- Summary
- Details
- Summary
- Commits
- Branches
Projects that don't use Git (Gitless). When you don't use Git, your project is organized around the following hierarchy of pages:
- Project
- Test runs
- Summary
- Details
- Summary
- Test runs
| Page | Description | Mode | More information |
|---|---|---|---|
| Projects | Your axe Developer Hub projects | Git or Gitless | See Manage Your Projects, Create a Project, and Delete a Project. |
| Branches | Your Git branches | Git | The Branches Page |
| Commits | Commits in the selected branch | Git | The Commits Page |
| Test Runs | Every time your test suite was run | Gitless | The Test Runs Page |
| Summary | A summary of the accessibility rules violated | Git or Gitless | The Summary Page |
| Details | Details of a specific accessibility rule violation | Git or Gitless | The Details Page |