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# Find and fix issues in UI Builder

# Find and fix issues in UI Builder {#ariaid-title1}

* Release version: Yokohama
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* Updated January 30, 2025
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UI Builder can help identify common configuration issues and guidance on how to fix them.
UI Builder can help you find and fix issues by checking your experience for missing configurations, errors, and accessibility standards. The list of issues can be found within the experience view of UI Builder under the Find and fix issues section.  
Figure 1. Find and fix issues list

You can also find UI Builder issues in the header of the page builder next to the Save button. The button auto updates as it finds errors and recommendations for the content on your page.

To find more information, select the builder icon to view the list of recommendations made by UI Builder. Each error and warning will list the component name that contains the issue.

## Find and fix issues in UI Builder {#ariaid-title2}

Find and fix issues found in your UI Builder experience.

### Before you begin

Role required: ui_builder_admin

### Procedure

1. Navigate to AllNow Experience FrameworkUI Builder.
2. Open the experience you want to check for issues by selecting Experiences.
3. Select See more under the Find and fix issues section.  
4. Fix the issues found in your experience by selecting button under the Reference section.  
   A new tab will open to the page with the issue.
5. Select the error button in the header to get a brief description of the issue and which component contains the issue.  

   The component name will be listed in the error or warning.

6. Select the component with the issue and follow the instructions listed in the warning or error text.
7. Select Save.

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