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> WordPress accessibility review and repairs for theme templates, navigation and forms, with testing around the tasks your visitors need to complete.

# 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](https://1968labs.com/contact?need=accessibility&source=/services/wordpress-accessibility)

1.  Keyboard**A visible, usable path**
2.  Feedback**Clear errors and updates**
3.  Retesting**Follow the complete task**

Repair & retest [Try the example](https://1968labs.com/services/wordpress-accessibility#pattern)

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.

01

### 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.

02

### Test forms beyond the first view

Check instructions, validation, error recovery and confirmation. Treat delivery to the intended inbox as a separate functional check.

03

### 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.

Form fields: Sample email address. [Use the form on the website.](https://1968labs.com/services/wordpress-accessibility)

## 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.

Scope & pricing

### From $2,500 USD

Repairs cover the findings and templates agreed in your proposal. Assessment can be scoped separately.

50% at project start, 50% on completion.

[How we work](https://1968labs.com/method)

## 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](https://developer.wordpress.org/themes/classic-themes/functionality/accessibility/)

## A useful next step.

[Accessibility](https://1968labs.com/services/accessibility) [Automated and manual accessibility testing](https://1968labs.com/blog/automated-vs-manual-accessibility-testing) [Website Accessibility Report: What to Fix First](https://1968labs.com/blog/website-accessibility-report-next-steps)

Work with us

## Let’s plan the next step.

Tell us what you’re trying to improve.

We’ll reply within 24 hours.

[Services and starting prices](https://1968labs.com/services)

Form fields: Your name; Your email; Phone number; Your question. [Use the form on the website.](https://1968labs.com/services/wordpress-accessibility)