WordPress accessibility hub
Central starting point for WordPress teams: scan a URL, follow structured fix pages for high-impact issues, then verify with another scan.
Scan a public URL
Common accessibility issues on WordPress
- Form plugins and themes that rely on placeholders instead of labels.
- Icon-only buttons and mega menus without names or keyboard support.
- Page-builder sections with skipped or duplicated heading levels.
- Featured images and galleries missing meaningful alt text.
How to approach fixes
- Fix the parent theme or child theme pattern before patching single posts.
- Disable or replace plugin output that injects inaccessible markup when possible.
- After changes, clear caches and scan the same URL again.
Issue fix pages (WordPress)
Recommended workflow
- Scan the page or template that shows the failure.
- Open the issue, then the WordPress fix page for that issue.
- Apply the change in theme, plugin settings, or custom code.
- Rescan the same URL.