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WordPress Accessibility

Check your WordPress site for accessibility

WordPress powers 43% of the web - but many WordPress sites fail accessibility standards. Verify your site meets WCAG 2.1 AA and EAA requirements.

Common Issues

WordPress accessibility pitfalls

These are the most common accessibility problems we find in WordPress websites.

Theme issues

Many WordPress themes, even popular ones, have poor colour contrast, missing skip links, and inaccessible navigation menus.

Plugin conflicts

Sliders, popups, forms, and page builders often inject inaccessible JavaScript components that break keyboard navigation.

Missing alt text

WordPress makes it easy to upload images, but many users skip the alt text field. Screen readers can't describe these images.

Heading structure

Content editors often choose headings based on visual size rather than document structure, breaking navigation for screen reader users.

Link text

"Click here" and "Read more" links don't make sense out of context. Screen reader users navigating by links can't tell where they lead.

Contact Form 7 / WPForms

Popular form plugins often generate forms without proper label associations, making them difficult to use with assistive technology.

Full Compatibility

Works with all WordPress setups

All themes

Classic themes, block themes, Divi, Elementor, Astra, GeneratePress, and custom themes

All page builders

Elementor, Divi Builder, WPBakery, Beaver Builder, Oxygen, Bricks, and Gutenberg

All hosting

WordPress.com, WP Engine, Kinsta, SiteGround, Bluehost, and self-hosted installations

Running WooCommerce? Check out our dedicated WooCommerce accessibility guide.

What You Get

Comprehensive accessibility report

See exactly what's included in your accessibility audit report.

inclusivy.eu/report/your-website
Accessibility Report
your-website.com
25 Feb 2026 12 pages scanned
75
Score
2
Critical
8
Serious
5
Moderate
3
Minor

Issues Found

Critical
Images must have alternate text
WCAG 1.1.1 · Found on 4 pages
Serious
Form elements must have labels
WCAG 1.3.1 · Found on 2 pages
Moderate
Color contrast insufficient
WCAG 1.4.3 · Found on 6 pages

Export to PDF

Professional report for stakeholders and management.

Export to Excel

Action items checklist for your development team.

Unlimited Rescans

Verify your fixes with free rescans for 1 year.

Taking Action

How to fix WordPress accessibility issues

Theme-level fixes

  • Add skip link in theme header
  • Fix colour contrast in CSS
  • Ensure keyboard-accessible navigation
  • Add visible focus indicators

Content fixes

  • Add alt text to all images
  • Fix heading hierarchy
  • Write descriptive link text
  • Add captions to videos

Our report tells you exactly which elements need fixing and how to fix them - with CSS selectors and code examples.

Pricing

One scan, complete assessment

€79

One-time payment

  • Full WCAG 2.1 Level AA scan
  • WordPress-specific guidance
  • PDF & Excel exports
  • 1 year unlimited rescans
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