What’s Included in an HTML Report
An HTML report contains everything your client needs to understand the audit findings and hand remediation work to their development team.Executive Summary
Executive Summary
The report opens with an executive summary that includes the auditor’s name, the WCAG version tested against, the exact date and time the report was generated, and the overall conformance status. This section gives stakeholders a high-level view before they read the detailed findings.
Complete Findings List
Complete Findings List
All findings are organised by page or component, then by WCAG criterion. Each entry shows the criterion number and name, the test status (Pass, Fail, or N/A), the severity level, and the current remediation status. Failed criteria include your issue description, the remediation guidance you wrote, and any attached screenshots or videos.
Embedded Screenshots and Videos
Embedded Screenshots and Videos
Every screenshot and video attached to an issue is embedded directly in the HTML file, not linked from an external location. Recipients see the evidence immediately, even without an internet connection, and there are no broken media links.
Clickable WCAG Criterion Links
Clickable WCAG Criterion Links
Every criterion number in the report is a clickable link. Clicking a criterion number, for example, 1.1.1 Non-text Content, opens the official W3C WCAG documentation for that criterion in a new tab, so developers can read the full normative definition without leaving the report.
Severity and Remediation Status
Severity and Remediation Status
Each issue is labelled with its severity (Advisory, Minor, Moderate, Serious, or Critical) and its remediation status (Reported, In Progress, Fixed for Retesting, or Closed), giving developers a clear picture of what to prioritise and what has already been addressed.
Remediation Guidance
Remediation Guidance
Where you added remediation help to an issue, including any AI-generated guidance you reviewed and kept, that guidance appears in full alongside the issue description. Developers can read the fix recommendation directly from the report without opening Labrador.
Interactive Features in the Report
Labrador HTML reports are not static documents. They include interactive controls that help readers focus on what matters to them.- Show Failures Only toggle, hides all passed and N/A criteria so developers can see only the issues that need attention, without scrolling through everything that is already conformant.
- Expand All / Collapse All, expands or collapses all criterion accordion sections at once, useful when reviewing a long audit or printing a summary.
- Page and component filter, click any item in the navigation sidebar to jump directly to that section of the report and filter the criteria list to that page or component only.
Generating an HTML Report
1
Open your project
Go to the Projects dashboard and open the project whose results you want to export.
2
Click Export
In the project toolbar, click the Export dropdown.
3
Select HTML
Choose HTML from the dropdown menu.
4
Download the report
The report is generated immediately and saved as a
.html file to your default downloads folder.5
Open and share the report
Open the file in any modern browser, Chrome, Firefox, Safari, or Edge, to review it before sending. Share it with clients by attaching the
.html file to an email or uploading it to a shared drive.
