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How do I read Your sites?

Press Your sites in the header once you’re signed in. With three or more sites, it opens with their median score and five numbers across them, then the sites worth a look, two charts, and Every site: one row per site, which opens that site’s own page.

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  1. The median and the five tiles

    The dial shows the Median score across your sites, with its verdict in words. Beside it, Sites tracked counts them; Sites that moved counts those whose score went up or down since their last run, and says how many were not compared; No clean read counts the sites we could not read cleanly; Checks judged and Pages read add up the latest runs.

    These only appear once you have three sites or more.

  2. Worth a look

    Worth a look lists what needs you, in up to three groups: Dropped since the last run, with how far each fell; We could not get a clean read, with what happened, such as The site refused us or Partly done; and Scanned once, never again, because the second scan is the first one that can tell you what changed. Press a site to open it.

  3. The two charts

    How your sites are doing counts your sites by verdict, with No score for those without one. What breaks most often lists the checks that failed on the most sites, such as “11 of 23”. Each chart has a View switch: Bars draws it, Table lists the same numbers. Like the tiles, the charts appear from three sites.

  4. Every site

    Every site is one row per site. Score has the latest score and verdict, with the change since the run before under it; our scoring changed means the two runs were scored differently. Trend draws the scores over time, or says First scan. Checks shows how the latest run’s checks went, Pages how many we read of how many we found, and State how the last run ended.

    Press the Site or Score header to sort the table by it. Press a site to open its own page.

  5. Remove a site

    Press Remove on its row. The page asks “Remove … from your sites?” and says what happens: “Your scan results stay public at their own links, and scanning it again brings its history back.” Press Remove to confirm, or Cancel.

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