AccessHawk Pro — redesign

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What changed

All 31 surfaces. Real content, real 9 Aug data.

Your four corrections v3

1 · Trend and scan history are gone. Every ▲/▼ pill, every sparkline, every “since last scan”. A time-series chart survives only where the chart is the subject — page views by day, decisions per month. That is the data, not garnish on it.

2 · Bars only where there is a whole. Documents keeps its bar because 4 passed / 18 failed / 1 to review is a share of a fixed checklist — it can be read at a glance. Pages lost its severity bar because “2 errors” is a share of nothing. That is the rule now, and it is why the one you liked stayed and the one you didn’t went.

3 · The metric row is a fix list. Nothing appears in it unless it must be fixed — so “223 worth a second look”, “1,418 alerts” and “164 pages crawled” are out. Because every number in it is now equally a problem, colour distinguishes nothing, so they are all plain ink. Click any of them and the table below filters to exactly those rows.

4 · Fix this first is now on every surface with an obvious next action.

The rest of the application v3

Cockpit, Screen Reader Studio, ten User Experience surfaces, three SEO & AEO, nine Analytics and three AI Chatbot — 31 in total, with the real headings and content read out of src/.

They are not 31 bespoke screens. Ten block renderers — table, stack, cards, bars, chart, board, code, form, prose, split — compose all of them. Porting to src/ means porting those ten, not thirty-one.

Header, footer and rail

The rail is the real six-group structure with collapsible groups. The header keeps the site switcher as the largest thing on it. The footer is new — it carries the conformance target and the accessibility statement, which a compliance product should state about itself on every page.

From v1 and v2, kept

One page header instead of seven bands; visible buttons (#EEF0F3 on white was 1.08:1); a real type scale; grouping Pages by shared cause; the contact sheet; dark mode; ⌘K; density; print.