Axe Developer Hub

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View and manage accessibility issues in a central location

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Find scan results from our mobile analyzers and our automated testing solutions in Axe Developer Hub - a central location for viewing and managing accessibility issues, where scans are automatically grouped by scan session. You can use Axe Developer Hub with all of Deque's accessibility toolkits, which means you can find results for web tests and mobile tests in one place! Use Axe Developer Hub with Axe DevTools Mobile to:

  • Instantly identify accessibility issues in your app
  • Track accessibility results over time to spot trends and maintain quality
  • Share accessibility results with teammates to direct attention to areas of concern

View and Manage Results

All test runs are collected and displayed in Axe Developer Hub. Keep up with the accessibility status of your project - including the number and severity of accessibility issues. Find in-depth information about each issue - including screenshots, rule descriptions, and hierarchy views - and find links to comprehensive remediation advice on our mobile rule pages.

Screenshot of the session page in Axe Developer Hub, with a summary of results from 4 scans

Accessibility Score

An accessibility score is calculated for each scan session. Your accessibility score assesses relative risk for any given session - the higher the score, the less risk.

Note: The accessibility score is calculated for the entire scan session. Filtering results by scan does not change the score.

Read more about Calculating the Score to learn about the current algorithm and how to calculate the score locally when using the Mobile SDKs or Appium.

Code Inspection

On the details page for each issue in Axe Developer Hub, you can inspect your app's code. Select the View Hierarchy tab to see the properties for the UI element highlighted in the screenshot. The view hierarchy may help pinpoint the root causes of an accessibility issue.

Screenshot of a Color Contrast issue page, with the view hierarchy of an iOS app side by side with an interactive screenshot.

note

If you are running automated tests in addition to scanning with the mobile analyzers, you might see a different issue count for the same app in Axe Developer Hub. When you configure your test suite to ignore rules with targeted testing, you won't see results for these rules. Since you cannot ignore rule sets with the mobile analyzers, you may see a higher issue count for these test runs.

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