A11Y Top Score, under Web Accessibility in the portal, shows one card per website in your workspace with its best score by the measure you choose. It is private to your workspace.
The five filters
| Filter | Shows for each website |
|---|---|
| Most Improved | How far its score has risen from its first scored scan to its latest. The default. |
| Most Comprehensive | The scored scan that covered the most pages. |
| Best Score (Single-Page) | Its best score from a scan of one page. |
| Best Score (Multi-Page) | Its best score from a scan of more than one page. |
| Most Recent | Its latest scored scan. |
Each card
The website, a score ring, how many pages were scanned and the date. Select a card to open that scan.
Which scans count
Only scans with a completed Expert Manual Review have a score, so only those appear. A website with no reviewed scans does not appear at all.
A note on colour
On this page, and in the Scores card on your dashboard, the ring is green from 80, orange from 50 and red below that. On a scan's results page the colour follows the risk band instead, which uses different boundaries. So the same score can be a different colour in different places. The risk band name is the reliable label. See The four risk bands.
Why single page and multi page are separate
A single page scan of a well built home page will often score higher than a scan of twenty pages including forms. Separating them stops a narrow scan looking like a better result than a thorough one.