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Find the source of the issue
Trace the affected component to the theme, plugin or content. Avoid a local patch that disappears during the next update.
WordPress accessibility repairs.
WordPress accessibility review and repairs for theme templates, navigation and forms, with testing around the tasks your visitors need to complete.
Discuss this project- KeyboardA visible, usable path
- FeedbackClear errors and updates
- RetestingFollow the complete task
The task
Review the task and its states.
The barrier may come from the theme, a page-builder component, a plugin or the content itself. We identify that boundary before changing the code, then retest the affected task.
Example review scope
- Journey
- Navigate → find a service → submit an inquiry
- Ownership
- Theme, plugin and content responsibilities
- Repair
- Labels, keyboard behavior and error feedback
- Release
- Staging checks and a documented production handover
Designed around the next step.
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Test forms beyond the first view
Check instructions, validation, error recovery and confirmation. Treat delivery to the intended inbox as a separate functional check.
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Leave maintainable changes
Use the site’s appropriate extension mechanism and document the affected components. Record any vendor-owned issue that remains.
Control pattern · local demonstration
An error you can recover from.
Leave the sample email empty, then submit. The field receives focus and its error explains what to change. Enter a fictional address to try the completed state.
Nothing is sent. This independent HTML example illustrates the pattern; the actual WordPress form needs its own retest.
What’s included.
- Representative pages and form states agreed before review.
- A prioritized list of reproducible barriers.
- Theme or component repairs in a staging environment.
- Retest evidence and guidance for future editing.
Before we begin.
Access and dependencies
We need a backup, staging access and the installed theme and plugin details. The repair scope depends on what those components allow.
Keep the review current
The handover lists the tested pages and states. Later changes to plugins, templates and content need their own checks.
Reference: WordPress theme accessibility guidance
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