# Resources

> Canonical HTML version: https://rocketvalidator.com/docs/api-v2/resources
> Attribution: Rocket Validator (https://rocketvalidator.com)
> License: CC BY 4.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

For a better understanding of the Rocket Validator API, a brief description of the resources you can manage is in order.

## Report

A Report represents a validation report you've created in Rocket Validator. Contains a list of web pages that were found from the starting url, and the issues that W3C Validator, Axe Core and AccessLint Core found on them.

## Web Page

A Web Page represents an HTML web page that has been found by the scraper, and is associated to a Report.

## W3C Validator Issue

A W3C Validator Issue corresponds to an issue found on a given web page when being checked by the W3C Validator.

## Axe Issue

An Axe Issue corresponds to an issue found on a given web page when being checked by Axe Core.

## Axe Manual Review

An Axe Manual Review corresponds to a check that Axe Core couldn't settle on its own on a given web page, so a person needs to review it.

## AccessLint Issue

An AccessLint Issue corresponds to an issue found on a given web page when being checked by AccessLint Core.

## Common W3C Validator Issue

Typically, the same kind of issue affects many Web Pages on a given Report. For example, the issue `"The “center” element is obsolete. Use CSS instead."` may affect many Web Pages on the same report.

A Common W3C Validator Issue represents a given W3C Validator Issue that is common to many Web Pages, thus showing its details, how many times it's found on the Report, and links to the related Web Pages.

## Common Axe Issue

Typically, the same kind of issue affects many Web Pages on a given Report. For example, the issue `"Form elements must have labels"` may affect many Web Pages on the same report.

A Common Axe Issue represents a given Axe Issue that is common to many Web Pages, thus showing its details, how many times it's found on the Report, and links to the related Web Pages.

## Common Axe Manual Review

A Common Axe Manual Review represents a given Axe Manual Review that is common to many Web Pages, thus showing its details, how many times it's found on the Report, and links to the related Web Pages.

## Common AccessLint Issue

A Common AccessLint Issue represents a given AccessLint Issue that is common to many Web Pages, thus showing its details, how many times it's found on the Report, and links to the related Web Pages.

## Raw Check

A Raw Check contains the raw output of the check, unprocessed, as returned by the W3C Validator, Axe Core or AccessLint Core.

## Schedule

A Schedule represents a programmed report that will be run on a given periodicity, or after a deploy webhook is received.

Think of a Scheduled Report as a regular <a href="#report">Report</a>, that can be set to run automatically on a defined schedule or via <a href="https://rocketvalidator.com/docs/deploy-hooks">deploy hooks</a>.

## Device

A Device represents the viewport settings for <a href="https://rocketvalidator.com/docs/device-viewport-emulation">Device Viewport Emulation</a>, including viewport width and height, scale factor, rotation, and others.

## Muting

A Muting represents a rule you've defined to automatically mute certain issues on your reports, when those issues match the message and URL pattern.

## Guest Account

A Guest Accounts is an invitation to other person in your team to use Rocket Validator without needing to set up a subscription of their own.