The Stats section has a new layout. It had grown into a good place to follow the health of your sites, but adding AccessLint as a third engine showed the limits of the old page: three stacks of charts, one below the other, and a lot of scrolling to compare them.
The page now opens with a summary strip: how many reports and web pages you have, then the score of each engine side by side. The score is the percentage of pages with no issues at all, with the count of clean pages below it, so one glance tells you where each engine stands today.
Under the strip, the detailed charts sit behind one tab per engine:
- Issue density, the average number of issues per checked page.
- Pages by check status, the share of pages with errors, warnings, no issues or failed checks, day by day.
- Total issues, the errors and warnings found each day, so you can tell whether the trend is going up or down.
Switch tabs to see those same three charts for the W3C Validator, Axe or AccessLint. You get a tab for each engine your plan includes. Every chart still opens full screen, or as a data table you can copy into a spreadsheet.
The filters work as before. You can narrow the view by domain, tag or team, and combine that with the date range to look at exactly the part of your site or organization you care about.
For a closer look at every chart and filter, read the Stats documentation.
