If a failure is observed across multiple pages, what should be reported about its scope?

• A. It is a global issue across the site
• B. It is limited to the homepage
• C. It is no longer a problem
• D. It is documented only once

Answer: (A)

When a failure appears on multiple pages, report it as a global issue across the site. This indicates a root cause that affects the whole site—often tied to shared code, templates, or global styles/scripts—so it needs a site-wide fix rather than a page-specific patch. If the problem were confined to one page, you’d describe it as limited to that page. If it’s no longer happening, it isn’t a current failure, and documenting it once doesn’t reflect its actual breadth across the site.