WP Accessibility Knowledge Base
WP Accessibility Knowledge Base
Documentation about accessibility for WordPress users and creators. For the community, by the community.
This documentation aims to provide you with answers about WordPress and accessibility. How do you design and create an accessible website or plugin? How do you write accessible content? What do you need to know to comply with international legislation?
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Reading guide
Find the documentation for your work role, work field and expertise.
Getting Started
Content managers and writers
- Find training that fits your needs.
- Standards and best practice: Content and images.
- Checklists for accessibility testing: Content checks.
- WordPress plugins for accessibility testing.
Design & user experience specialists
- Find training that fits your needs.
- Standards and best practice: Design & user experience.
- Web forms.
- Checklists for accessibility testing: Design checks.
Website and plugin developers
- Find training that fits your needs.
- Standards and best practice: Frontend code.
- How to build accessible web forms.
- Test for accessibility.
- Checklists for accessibility testing: Frontend checks.
Theme developers
Quality assurance and auditing
WordPress core contributors
Management
Stakeholders and site owners
- Start with accessibility.
- Find training that fits your needs.
- Introduction to WCAG.
- Accessibility for your business.
- They’re not my visitors.
- Overlays and why not to use them.
- Accessibility legislation.
- Documenting Accessibility, including how to write an accessibility statement.