Category: Website Accessibility

Out of the box, WordPress is ADA compliant but depending on your theme and plugins, you may still have work to do. Let's take a look!

We installed and tested the top 5 automated accessibility solutions, and were surprised at what we found out. Find out what we tested, how each solution did, and who the winner was!

There's so many good reasons to make your website accessible, from reaching a larger audience, to better search engine visibility, or simply to comply with the law (ADA compliance). What's the best way to make your website accessible? There are three main ways to achieve ADA compliance for your website: learn and do the work yourself (DIY), pay someone else to make...

At my company, we've tried out dozens of WordPress plugins that advertise ADA compliance or website accessibility but frankly most don't do much and aren't worth the effort to install. We've landed on 7 free plugins that we have found very useful for compliance and we are happy to share them with you here, listing our favorites first: WP ADA Compliance Check Basic ...

You probably already know that you need to make your images ADA compliant, so they are accessible to those with vision disabilities (can be blindness or partial blindness). Since they can’t see your images, you should provide them an alternative way to know what your photo is all about. To make your photos and images ADA compliant, you should add alternative text,...