Baptd Accessibility Checks for RGAA helps you write accessible content as you draft it, instead of discovering issues during an audit after publishing. Unlike generic (international WCAG) accessibility checkers, Baptd Accessibility Checks for RGAA is built specifically around the French accessibility standard (RGAA 4.1.2, DINUM methodology), useful for any organization subject to the digital accessibility obligation — public sector, and increasingly the private sector too since the scope was extended in June 2025.
An automatic scan runs while you write, with alerts directly on the relevant blocks and a summary panel:
Each checked post feeds a dashboard in the admin area, showing the number of points to fix per piece of content.
Baptd Accessibility Checks for RGAA Pro is a paid add-on, distributed outside of WordPress.org (see assistantrgaa.baptistedumouchel.fr): multi-page audit of the actually published site, accessibility statement draft, scheduled automatic audits with email alerts. This free plugin remains fully functional and useful without it.
Let’s be clear: Baptd Accessibility Checks for RGAA does not certify RGAA conformity. An official RGAA audit requires evaluating the 106 criteria of the standard on a representative sample of pages, following a precise methodology, including checks that cannot technically be automated (semantic relevance, real keyboard navigation, site-wide navigation consistency). This plugin is a writing assistant that reduces the most frequent errors upstream — not a substitute for an audit performed by a competent person.
This plugin does not contact any external service: the scan runs entirely in your browser.