WordPress accessibility checker for business websites.
Scan WordPress pages for accessibility issues caused by themes, plugins, page builders, images, forms, navigation, and content structure.
WordPress Accessibility Checker
Built for WordPress site owners, agencies, freelancers, and content teams.
Theme landmarks and navigation patterns
Page builder heading and structure issues
Image alt text and linked image purpose
Contact forms, search forms, and plugin-generated controls
WordPress Accessibility Checker
Check WordPress accessibility signals.
Looks for WordPress theme markers, post/page heading structure, media alternatives, forms, ARIA, and keyboard risks.
This tool inspects the HTML it can access. JavaScript-rendered or authenticated content may need dashboard monitoring or code scanning.
Purpose-built results will appear here
The checks, evidence, and fixes are specific to wordpress accessibility checker.
Turn the scan into practical accessibility work.
Automated testing is a starting point. AuditYourWeb keeps the guidance direct so owners, agencies, and developers can decide what to fix next without pretending automation is legal certification.
Run the free checkerFix repeated template issues before editing one page at a time.
Review plugin-generated forms and widgets after updates.
Use semantic headings inside page builders.
Keep media library alt text meaningful and current.
From one free scan to a repeatable accessibility workflow.
Use weekly or monthly monitoring when WordPress content, themes, and plugins change often.
The public checker is free to use. Saved websites, widget setup, deep scans, and code issue tracking live in the dashboard when your team needs a longer workflow.
Keep checking the connected issues.
Heading Structure Checker
Review heading hierarchy issues that affect screen reader navigation, content scanning, and SEO-friendly page structure.
Open toolAlt Text Checker
Find images, icons, and functional graphics that may need better text alternatives for screen readers and accessibility reports.
Open toolForm Label Checker
Scan pages for form controls, search fields, checkboxes, radios, and submission controls that may be missing accessible labels.
Open toolCommon questions about WordPress accessibility checker.
Can WordPress plugins create accessibility issues?
Yes. Forms, sliders, cookie banners, menus, and page builder widgets can introduce accessibility problems if not built carefully.
Should agencies scan every client site?
A fast scan is a good first step because many WordPress issues repeat across templates and plugins.