Flag up potential accessibility issues when your content authors preview the post or page that they have just added or amended

Joe Dolson

WP Accessibility

WP Accessibility fixes common accessibility issues in your WordPress site.

Access Monitor

Test your WordPress site for accessibility compliance. Run on-demand tests or schedule a weekly accessibility check.

Matt Rose

Graham Armfield

Flag up potential accessibility issues when your content authors preview the post or page that they have just added or amended.
Currently contains checks for:
<ul>
<li>Images with empty alt attributes</li>
<li>Links that open new windows</li>
<li>Links that have a title attribute</li>
<li>images that have no alt attribute</li>
<li>images that have the title attribute</li>
<li>svg files that don`t have role=”img”</li>
<li>inline svgs that don`t have role=”img”</li>
<li>empty headings</li>
<li>empty links</li>
<li>empty buttons</li>
<li>empty headings</li>
<li>empty table header cells</li>
<li>empty table data cells</li>
</ul>
Flags each element found with an outline. Where possible explains what the issue is on the page.
Can be configured to only be visible to certain user roles.
Site visitors who are not logged in will not see the potential issues.
Based on the work from <a href="https://github.com/grahamarmfield/wp-preview-csshacks" rel="nofollow ugc">Graham Armfield’s CSS tool for highlighting accessibility issues</a>

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