Yes, there are several services and tools designed to offer more practical and easily actionable advice for web accessibility compliance. These services focus on providing clear, understandable recommendations that can be more easily implemented, especially…
Category: Accessibility
AI answers to accessibility questions thanks to chat GTP4o (used for more complex tasks)
Yes, there are several accessibility plugins for WordPress that test readiness for assistive technologies and help enhance readability. Here are a few notable ones: 1. WP Accessibility 2. WP ADA Compliance Check Basic 3. Accessible…
ARIA (Accessible Rich Internet Applications) is a set of attributes that can be added to HTML elements to make web content and applications more accessible to people with disabilities. ARIA provides additional information to assistive…
There have been various observations and critiques regarding the accessibility of the WordPress backend (admin area). While the WordPress core team has made significant strides in improving accessibility, the complexity and extensive functionality of the…
In the WordPress Block Editor (Gutenberg), several features and prompts exist to guide users on appropriate color combinations to ensure accessibility. These prompts are designed to help users create content that meets accessibility standards, particularly…
The core templates that ship with WordPress, particularly from Twenty Twenty onwards, have been designed with a strong emphasis on accessibility. Here is a detailed look at each: Twenty Twenty (Released with WordPress 5.3 in…
WordPress is generally considered to perform well in user accessibility tests, but there are some key points to consider: In summary, while the WordPress core and default themes are generally accessible, the overall accessibility of…