Pages are automatically assigned priority levels based on their scores and issues. Here's what each level means:
Pages with serious problems that need immediate attention. These have major accessibility violations, broken user experiences, or overall scores of 5 or below.
Common issues: Missing alt text, no video captions, confusing structure, screen reader failures
Pages that work but have important issues to address soon. May have accessibility concerns, unclear messaging, or scores between 5-7.
Common issues: Some accessibility gaps, tone inconsistencies, opportunities for clarity improvements
Generally good pages with room for enhancement. These are functional and mostly compliant, with scores typically between 6-8.
Common issues: Minor improvements to brevity, tone, or effectiveness that would elevate quality
Excellent pages with minimal or no issues. These are high-performing pages (scores 8+) that set the standard for others.
Characteristics: Clear messaging, accessible, good user experience, follows brand guidelines
Common issues causing critical priority:
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