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WordPress & WooCommerce.

Most WordPress accessibility problems come from three places: the theme, the page builder, and a plugin nobody remembers installing.

What we look at

Your theme

Heading structure, landmark regions, skip links, focus styles, and whether the mobile menu can be operated and escaped by keyboard.

Page builders

Elementor, Divi, Beaver and the block editor all emit deeply nested markup. Accordions, tabs and sliders are the usual offenders.

WooCommerce templates

Cart, checkout, product and account templates, overridden in a child theme so your fixes survive a WooCommerce update.

Plugins

Forms, popups, cookie banners and sliders. A cookie banner that traps keyboard focus blocks the entire site for some users.

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Fixes live in a child theme

We work in a child theme and a small must-use plugin, with everything version controlled and handed to you. Nothing is patched at runtime by a script, so your fixes survive theme updates, plugin updates, and us.

Migrating from Shopify or a legacy build? That is the cheapest moment you will ever have to fix this, because accessibility handled during a build costs a fraction of what a retrofit does. Talk to us before the build starts.

Start with a free scan.

A real report on your real templates. Yours to keep, whatever you decide next.

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