Fizz LabsAccessibility Check

Check your WordPress site's accessibility, page by page.

We fetch this one page once, scan it in your browser and keep nothing. Not legal advice.

Paste a page URL and get a free automated WCAG 2.2 AA scan. It checks the HTML your visitors receive, so it works the same with block themes, classic themes and page builders.

By Fizz Labs · Last checked: 2026-11-09

Not legal advice. This page explains a technical check. It does not tell you whether a law applies to your site and does not guarantee compliance.

Three steps

  1. Pick 4 pages. Home, one blog post, a page with a form (contact or sign-up), and, if you run WooCommerce, a product page and the cart.
  2. Scan each one. Paste the URL above. For pages behind a login (account, checkout), use the bookmarklet on your own site.
  3. Sort by where the fix belongs. Theme templates and template parts, plugin output (forms, sliders, cookie banners), or content in the editor such as alt text and link text. You decide which is which; the scan shows the element and the WCAG criterion.

What often shows up on WordPress sites

General tendencies, not a ranking. Your results depend on your theme, plugins and content.

What often shows up on WordPress sites
IssueWCAGFound by
Images in the Media Library without alt text1.1.1image-alt
Form fields from a form plugin without a label1.3.1, 4.1.2label
Theme text colours with low contrast1.4.3color-contrast
Mobile menu button without an accessible name4.1.2button-name
Many "Read more" links with the same text2.4.4manual check
Heading levels skipped in editor content1.3.1manual check
Cookie banner that traps or skips keyboard focus2.1.2, 2.4.3manual check

Need every page type in one document? See the automated, software-generated Report →

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