Problem:
The page titles have shortcomings on all pages. The following screenshots with an explanation should give an overview ** of the problem

1. The log-in page does not have a descriptive title that would explain the current location to users who are not able to visually interpret page content

1. On page browserwarning.php, the <title> tag simply repeats the heading. There is no indication of the name of the application
2. On all system pages, for example Monitoring - Problems/Hosts/Latest etc. data the order in title is reversed: System name -> Page description.

The title should accurately describe the content or purpose of the page. The purpose of the page should be mentioned first and only then the application name, so that the important information can still be seen even if there are many open tabs if space is limited and the full width is not available for each tab.

1. Titles are not consistent across system and have excess non descriptive wording:

Most of pages in Data collection/Alerts/Users/Administration has 'Configuration' prefix in page title name which do not provide an appropriate context of the page for users. 

Expected:
The intent of this success criterion is to help users find content and orient themselves within it by ensuring that each web page has a descriptive title. Titles identify the current location without requiring users to read or interpret page content. User agents make the title of the page easily available to the user for identifying the page. For instance, a user agent may display the page title in the window title bar or as the name of the tab containing the page.

Benefits for users:{}

• Descriptive titles benefits all users in allowing users to quickly and easily identify whether the information contained in the web page is relevant to their needs.
• People with visual disabilities will benefit from being able to differentiate content when multiple web pages are open.
• People with cognitive disabilities, limited short-term memory and reading disabilities also benefit from the ability to identify content by its title.
• This criterion also benefits people with severe mobility impairments whose mode of operation relies on audio when navigating between web pages.

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