What the Accessibility Audit Checks
Fifteen checks aligned with WCAG 2.1 - the barriers that most often lock visitors out of WordPress sites, found automatically.
WCAG 2.1 Compliance
The accessibility category checks your WordPress site against WCAG 2.1 - the reference standard for text alternatives, operability, robust markup and understandable content. Every finding maps to a concrete fix, not a vague guideline number.
Color Contrast
Contrast ratio analysis for text and interface elements - low-contrast design is the most common WCAG failure on the web.
Image Alt Text
Alt text verification for images across your site - missing descriptions that screen readers announce as nothing at all.
Keyboard Navigation
Keyboard navigation testing - menus, forms and buttons that can't be reached without a mouse exclude millions of users.
ARIA Labels
ARIA label validation on interactive elements, so screen readers announce buttons and controls correctly.
Touch Targets
Touch target size validation - links and buttons too small to tap reliably frustrate mobile and motor-impaired users alike.
Mobile Responsiveness
Responsive layout verification, because accessibility on mobile is where most WordPress themes quietly fail.
