Start practical accessibility work in WordPress
Accessibility Tools & Alt Text Finder Pro is designed for WordPress site owners, developers, and content teams that want to find and begin fixing common accessibility issues. Rather than masking problems with an overlay, the plugin helps users identify issues in page content and understand where meaningful improvements can be made.
The accessibility checker reviews individual pages on the front end and highlights issues where they appear. It can help review headings, page structure, form labels, color contrast, link text, image Alt text, landmarks, and page regions. It also provides code location details, suggested remediation guidance, and a screen reader preview wand to help users understand what may be announced.
Review pages where issues appear
Front-end page checks provide a practical starting point for reviewing common WCAG issues in context. Site owners can inspect the visible page, see highlighted findings, and decide what needs attention. The checker is intended to support learning and improvement, while human review and manual testing remain necessary for accessibility work.
- Run page-level checks for common accessibility issues
- Review headings, labels, contrast, links, image Alt text, and landmarks
- See where identified issues appear on the page
- View code location details and suggested fixes
- Use the screen reader preview wand to understand possible announcements
Find and manage missing image text
The missing Alt text finder works with the WordPress Media Library and live content. It helps locate images missing Alternative Text, Description, or Caption fields, including images already used on posts and pages. Missing text can be updated individually or in bulk, giving content teams a more manageable way to review image information across a site.
Accurate Alt text can support image understanding and overall content quality. The plugin’s guidance emphasizes describing an image’s purpose clearly rather than adding keyword-stuffed text.
Check contrast and track progress
A contrast ratio checker lets users check color combinations before publishing. An interactive accessibility checklist helps organize review tasks and track progress, while free web accessibility resources and a built-in web accessibility course provide additional learning support.
The course includes an initial module and quiz inside the plugin. Short how-to videos cover the accessibility checker, finding and fixing missing alternative text, using the course, the compliance checklist, the color contrast checker, and the free resources.
What the Pro edition adds
The Pro edition is intended for users who want expanded features, additional guidance, and more advanced accessibility support inside WordPress. The supplied product information does not define those Pro capabilities individually, so the edition should be evaluated according to the specific expanded tools and guidance available with the purchase.
Installation and workflow
Install the plugin in WordPress and begin with a front-end page check. Review the highlighted findings, update missing image text, check contrast, and use the checklist to organize follow-up work. Continue with the course and linked resources as your team develops its accessibility process.
The plugin works through WordPress media and content usage. If a page builder stores images in custom ways, results may vary. Automated checks are useful for finding common issues, but they do not make a site fully compliant or replace manual accessibility testing.
