vpuida

AvaCore Accessibility is a performance-focused WordPress plugin that automates critical accessibility fixes. It is designed to help websites meet the European Accessibility Act (EAA) and ADA standards without the bloat of traditional AI overlays.
Unlike JavaScript-only overlays, AvaCore provides Native HTML Fixes. We improve the actual structure of your site, making it genuinely accessible to screen readers and keyboard users while maintaining peak performance.
<h4>New in v1.1.0: Virtual Screen Reader Debugger</h4>
Experience your site like your users do. Our “Inspect Mode” provides a live text log of what a screen reader would announce, highlighting silent elements and accessibility warnings in real-time.
<h4>Key Features:</h4>
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<li>Smart Heading Normalizer: Automatically corrects H1-H6 hierarchy for a logical document structure.</li>
<li>Intelligent Form Label Fixer: Injects aria-labels into inputs, textareas, and selects using placeholders or field names.</li>
<li>Virtual Screen Reader (v1.1): Live debugging tool to “hear” your site’s accessibility status.</li>
<li>Page Builder Semantic Roles: Native support for Elementor and Divi to fix non-semantic containers.</li>
<li>Automated Alt Attributes: Generates meaningful alt text by cleaning filenames and analyzing post context.</li>
<li>Skip-to-Content Links: Essential keyboard navigation support added automatically.</li>
<li>Ultra-Lightweight UI: A non-intrusive toolbar for contrast, grayscale, and font scaling.</li>
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AvaCore Accessibility

Professional, lightweight accessibility engine for WCAG 2.2 and EAA compliance. Includes a Virtual Screen Reader Debugger for real-time audits.

ablewidget

Matthew Chambers

AbleWidget adds a fully-featured WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility toolbar to every page of your WordPress site. Once activated, visitors can customise their browsing experience with features including:
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<li>Text size adjustment</li>
<li>High contrast, dark mode, and light mode</li>
<li>Dyslexia-friendly font</li>
<li>Enlarged cursor</li>
<li>Focus highlighting</li>
<li>Screen reader guidance</li>
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No code required. Install the plugin, tick “Enable widget” in Settings → AbleWidget, and the toolbar appears on your site immediately. Your licence is verified automatically by domain — there is no API key to copy and paste.
<h4>Subscription required</h4>
An active AbleWidget subscription is required for the widget to display. This plugin is free to install but will not function without a licence.
Plans are available at <a href="https://ablewidget.com/get-started.php" rel="nofollow ugc">ablewidget.com</a>:
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<li>Starter — £120/yr, 1 domain</li>
<li>Enterprise — £250/yr, up to 5 domains, custom colour & no branding</li>
<li>Agency — £699/yr, unlimited domains</li>
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<h4>Privacy</h4>
When the widget is enabled, your site loads a JavaScript file from <code>ablewidget.com</code>. The request includes your site’s domain name, which is used to verify your licence. No personally identifiable information about your visitors is transmitted to AbleWidget servers. See the <a href="https://ablewidget.com/cookie-policy.php" rel="nofollow ugc">AbleWidget privacy policy</a> for full details.
<h3>External Services</h3>
This plugin loads a JavaScript file from an external server when the widget is enabled:
Service: AbleWidget (https://ablewidget.com) 
When it is used: On every front-end page load when the widget is enabled in settings. 
What is transmitted: Your site’s domain name, used to verify your active subscription. No visitor PII is transmitted. 
Service terms: https://ablewidget.com 
Privacy policy: https://ablewidget.com/cookie-policy.php

AbleWidget — Accessibility Toolbar

Add the AbleWidget WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility toolbar to your WordPress site. Requires an active AbleWidget subscription.

AvaCore Accessibility vs AbleWidget — Accessibility Toolbar