Navigating the Dashboard

The Accessibility dashboard is the main place to review completed scans, open detailed reports, and act on findings.

Continue reading to understand the dashboard's purpose and how to navigate between reports. You will also see where to access issue-level views, exports, and supporting actions that close the loop after a scan completes.

What you can do here

open completed tests
filter reports by scan type, user, and WCAG-related dimensions
review issue summary and all issues
export and share reports
open related actions such as hide/restore and bug filing

Onboarding: first time in the dashboard

Sign in to TestMu AI and open Accessibility from the product navigation (exact placement can vary by account layout).
Locate the report list for your workspace: completed DevTools sessions, automation builds, scheduled scans, or Web Scanner imports should each appear as rows or cards once processing has finished.
Pick a report by name, time, or URL. If nothing appears, confirm the upstream run finished (Automation dashboard for Selenium, or your scan wizard for scheduling/Web Scanner).
Scan the header for counts, severity mix, and (if shown) Accessibility Web Score—use this as a triage compass before drilling down.
Open Issue Summary for grouped insight, then All Issues for line-item work.
Use filters (date, user, scan type, WCAG-related fields where available) to narrow large histories.
When you are ready to share evidence, use Exporting & Sharing Reports or integrations from Integrations.