ACCESSIBILITY SERVICES
Audit and remediate WordPress accessibility by source.
We audit themes, blocks, ACF, WooCommerce, plugins, content and custom code, then remediate theme, template and block-level issues directly where technically possible.
The problem this solves
A WordPress site can be technically accessible in one template and inaccessible in another. The useful question is not just what failed, but where the failure is introduced and how it should be fixed.
Who needs this
Organizations with custom WordPress themes
Scope, evidence and recommendations are adapted to this context.
WooCommerce stores
Scope, evidence and recommendations are adapted to this context.
Agencies maintaining client sites
Scope, evidence and recommendations are adapted to this context.
Editorial teams with complex content workflows
Scope, evidence and recommendations are adapted to this context.
What we evaluate
Theme templates and navigation
Tested with native semantics, keyboard behavior, responsive states and assistive technology where appropriate.
Gutenberg and custom blocks
Tested with native semantics, keyboard behavior, responsive states and assistive technology where appropriate.
ACF-driven layouts
Tested with native semantics, keyboard behavior, responsive states and assistive technology where appropriate.
Forms, plugin output and WooCommerce flows
Tested with native semantics, keyboard behavior, responsive states and assistive technology where appropriate.
Third-party embeds and authoring practices
Tested with native semantics, keyboard behavior, responsive states and assistive technology where appropriate.
Technical examples
Menu keyboard behavior
Findings include evidence, impact, fix guidance and verification steps.
Block heading order and landmark structure
Findings include evidence, impact, fix guidance and verification steps.
Cart and checkout errors in WooCommerce
Findings include evidence, impact, fix guidance and verification steps.
Form plugin labels, descriptions and validation
Findings include evidence, impact, fix guidance and verification steps.
JavaScript interactions added by themes or plugins
Findings include evidence, impact, fix guidance and verification steps.
Methodology
Test
Define scope and evaluate representative workflows.
Find
Record barriers with reproducible evidence.
Explain
Connect issues to user impact and technical criteria.
Fix
Recommend source-level remediation.
Verify
Retest fixes and update status.
Deliverables
Template and block-level findings
Prepared for product, design, engineering and QA conversations.
Source classification: theme, plugin, content, custom code or third party
Prepared for product, design, engineering and QA conversations.
Developer remediation notes
Prepared for product, design, engineering and QA conversations.
Authoring recommendations
Prepared for product, design, engineering and QA conversations.
FAQ
Do you only work on WordPress?
No. WordPress is one specialty inside a broader accessibility practice.
Do you fix the issues or only report them?
Both. We remediate theme, template, block and custom-code issues directly where technically possible. Plugin and third-party output can limit direct control, so those are handled as remediation guidance or coordinated fixes within the agreed scope.
Can plugins cause accessibility problems?
Yes. Plugin output can introduce inaccessible controls, forms, dialogs or content patterns.
Will changing themes solve everything?
Not by itself. Content, plugins and custom code still need evaluation.
Audit, fix, verify.
Tell us about your website or application, the scope and your accessibility goals. We'll recommend an approach — audit only, or audit plus remediation — and send a written proposal.