JustWhat Accessibility Audit tests your pages against the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG 2.2, 2.1 or 2.0, levels A and AA) and keeps the results in wp-admin.
How it works. Pick the pages to check under Accessibility Scan. Each page opens out of sight in your browser tab and is tested with axe-core, the open-source engine most accessibility auditors use. Nothing is sent to any outside service, and no server-side browser is needed, so it works on any host.
What you get
Automated testing finds a large share of accessibility problems, not all of them. Keyboard use, screen-reader wording, captions and how content reads still need a person. Treat a clean scan as a strong start, not a certificate.
JustWhat Accessibility Audit Pro is a separate add-on for sites that need accessibility checked continuously: scheduled scans of every page, headless and external front ends, full history and trends, fix tickets, email alerts, an executive report and an accessibility statement generator. Nothing in this plugin is locked or time-limited.
The same checks run from the command line, in CI or on any site, with the free and open-source @pbpyrojust/justwhat-accessibility-audit package.
JustWhat Accessibility Audit is part of Vinny, the website checkup from JustWhat: accessibility, SEO, security and AI visibility for any site, with fix plans and client reports. This plugin works on its own and needs no Vinny account. Guides: wordpress.justwhat.net/docs.
JustWhat SEO Audit and JustWhat Security Audit follow the same approach. Their Pro add-ons come together in the JustWhat Audit Bundle: all three for the price of two.
The plugin contacts one outside service, and only when an administrator asks it to:
https://justwhat.net/api/newsletter/, which adds you to the Vinny / JustWhat newsletter (run on Mailchimp) for release notes, new features and tips. Nothing is sent if you don’t subscribe, and you can unsubscribe from any email. Terms, Privacy policy.This plugin bundles axe-core (assets/axe.min.js), copyright Deque Systems, Inc., under the Mozilla Public License 2.0 (https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/MPL/2.0/), which is compatible with the GPL. Source: https://github.com/dequelabs/axe-core