Accessibility checks in WordPress

AllAccessible Premium combines a customizable visitor widget with accessibility tools in WordPress. Administrators can review per-page scores in the post editor and Posts and Pages lists, and access tools from the admin bar. The dashboard also provides website-wide scoring.

Run a fresh check from the editor or admin bar when you want to review a page. Premium scans provide reports with issue summaries, severity, relevant code, and mappings to WCAG, Section 508, ADA, and ACT rules. Checks also reference WCAG 2.0, 2.1, and 2.2, Section 508, the ADA, and the European Accessibility Act (EAA / EN 301 549), among other standards. Scores describe check results; they do not by themselves establish legal compliance, and the standards that apply depend on your site content.

Visitor controls and resources

The enhanced widget lets visitors adjust content, color, orientation, and styling. Site teams can tailor the widget’s presentation and available controls. Premium also includes an online dictionary, preset visitor profiles, text to speech, an accessibility statement page, a link tree, and accessibility accommodation requests.

AI proposals for team review

AllAccessible AI checks pages for accessibility gaps and drafts proposals through a remediation manifest. Suggestions can include picture alt text, checks of page structure and role definitions, link names, and ARIA labels, along with a prioritized fix list. Paid plans include unlimited AI interactions for alt-text drafts and remediation proposals.

Your team reviews each proposal before it is applied. Approved fixes can be tracked in WordPress and reverted in one click.

Getting started

Install and activate Accessibility by AllAccessible in WordPress, then configure the widget in the add-on settings. Link an existing AllAccessible account or make one to access license-bound Premium features. Use the editor, page lists, or admin bar to review scores and execute scans; review AI proposals before approving changes.