Snaglist help centre
Help for adding Snaglist to a site, running it, using it and removing it, and for the people who send feedback with it. Start with a guide if you have a goal in mind, or use a topic for one task.
Quickest start: the set-up tool writes the code, says where it goes, and gives one prompt for your AI assistant. Other prompts are in Prompts for AI assistants.
Guides: from start to finish
Each guide is a journey through several topics, in order.
- Add Snaglist to your site and get your first report
- Set up Snaglist on your own server
- Run a test session with Snaglist
- Find and fix accessibility problems
- Send feedback on a site that uses Snaglist
- Take Snaglist out of your site
Topics: one task each
Before you add Snaglist
Add and update
- Use the set-up tool
- Add Snaglist to a website
- Add Snaglist to a React, Vue, Svelte or other framework app
- Use an AI assistant to add Snaglist
- Host Snaglist on your own server
- Update Snaglist
- Remove Snaglist
Sending feedback
- Report a problem with one thing on a page
- Record a series of steps
- Suggest a feature or an improvement
- Check what is sent, then send it
- Post a report on GitHub
- Send a report with a QR code
- Deactivate Send feedback
Accessibility
- Check a page for accessibility problems
- Fix common accessibility problems
- Activate the accessibility check
Reports
- Send reports to GitHub
- Send reports by email
- Send reports to your own server
- Triage reports on GitHub
Settings
- Settings reference
- Show Snaglist in your language
- Choose what people can send
- Choose what a report records
- Choose the kinds of issue and how bad they can be
- Name the parts of your pages
- Keep personal details out of reports
- Activate or deactivate Snaglist for everyone
- Add a switch for your users
- What a report holds, and what it never holds
When something is wrong
About this help
How this help is written explains the two tiers and the writing rules, for anyone adding to it.