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Accessibility Widget
Overview
Give visitors more control over how they experience your WordPress website with an easy-to-use accessibility toolbar.
Accessibility Widget adds a customizable floating toolbar with tools for text readability, contrast, color, focus, navigation, motion, and content visibility. Visitors can adjust the experience to their own needs, while Pro profiles provide convenient combinations of settings for different accessibility needs.
The widget is designed as an accessibility aid, not a replacement for accessible development practices, semantic HTML, alt text, keyboard navigation, or a professional WCAG accessibility audit.

- Businesses that want to give visitors more control over their browsing experience
- Agencies adding accessibility helpers to client websites
- Content-heavy sites where visitors may benefit from reading and navigation tools
- Website owners who want accessibility controls without a separate standalone plugin
- Sites that need customizable accessibility tools for different visitor preferences
Features
Floating Accessibility Toolbar
20+ Accessibility Tools
Contrast & Visual Adjustments
Reading & Text Controls
Navigation Helpers
Accessibility Profiles
Color Vision Controls
Read Aloud
Advanced Reading & Navigation
Fully Customizable Widget
Control Where It Appears
Accessibility Statement
Use Cases
- Improve Content-Heavy WebsitesGive visitors reading guides, text sizing, spacing, contrast, and other controls when working through articles, documentation, or other long-form content.
- Add Accessibility Tools to Client SitesAgencies can provide a consistent set of visitor accessibility controls across WordPress projects without installing another standalone accessibility toolbar.
- Support Different Visual PreferencesOffer contrast modes, grayscale, color-vision adjustments, saturation controls, link highlighting, and larger cursors for visitors who find them useful.
- Provide Better Navigation AssistanceUse Skip to Content, Highlight Focus, Jump Links, Page Structure, and other navigation tools to help visitors move through page content.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Accessibility Widget do?
It adds a customizable visitor toolbar containing tools for readability, contrast, color, navigation, focus, motion, and other accessibility-related preferences.
Does the widget make my website WCAG compliant?
No. An accessibility widget alone cannot guarantee WCAG compliance. It should complement an accessible theme, semantic markup, keyboard support, appropriate alt text, testing, and other accessibility practices.
What tools are included for free?
Free tools include Bigger Text, multiple contrast modes, Grayscale, Invert Colors, Highlight Links and Titles, Big Cursor, spacing controls, Readable Font, Reading Guide, Reading Mask, text alignment, Skip to Content, Highlight Focus, Underline Links, Tooltips, Pause Animations, and Hide Images.
What does Pro add?
Pro adds accessibility profiles, color-vision adjustments, saturation controls, Dyslexia Friendly font, Black Cursor, Read Aloud, Jump Links, Page Structure, Mute Sounds, and Simplified View.
Does it remember a visitor's settings?
Yes, when preference saving is enabled. Preferences are stored locally in the visitor’s browser rather than in your WordPress database.
Can I customize the accessibility button?
Yes. You can change its position, icon, size, colors, spacing, label, panel layout, and other display settings.
Can I choose which tools visitors see?
Yes. Individual tools can be shown or hidden and reordered from the module settings.
Can I place the widget manually?
Yes. Disable automatic display and use the
[wpps_accessibility_widget]shortcode where you want the button to appear.Can I hide it on certain pages?
Yes. You can exclude selected public post types, specific post IDs, and URL paths, including wildcard-based path rules.
Does it include an accessibility scanner?
Yes. You can run an advisory accessibility scan against a single URL. The resulting score is intended to help with review and should not be considered a complete accessibility audit or certification.
Can I add an accessibility statement?
Yes. You can link to an accessibility statement or display statement content directly inside the widget.

