Things change rapidly in the WordPress world. The content in this post is more than a year old and may no longer represent best practices.
The good news about web accessibility is that there are a lot of resources out there for developers who want to build accessible websites. Here are a few of the ones I’ve bookmarked.
These are not the result of a comprehensive search, which I’m sure would turn up many more resources, but rather articles I have come across in my regular WordPress and web development reading.
WordPress Accessibility Handbook
Make WordPress Accessible Rian Rietveld’s State of Accessibility Presentation from WordCamp Europe
Elise Roy’s TED Talk: When We Design for Accessibility, We All Benefit
Web Accessibility Basics from Marco Zehe
Free Web Accessibility Course from Udacity
WordPress.org Accessibility Support Forum
WordPress > Support > Accessibility
The A11y Project
a11yproject.com ChromeLens
chromelens.xyz Tota11y Accessibility Visualization Kit
WAVE Web Accessibility Evaluation Tool
Enter your URL to check the accessibility of your website.
Yoast’s Must-Read Accessibility Posts (A11y and SEO)
Yoast Carrie Dils: An Intro to Accessible WordPress Themes
Carrie Dils 7 Things Every Designer Needs to Know about Accessibility
Article on Medium by Jesse Hausler from Salesforce. Doesn’t want to do the content card thing.
Color Safe WCAG Palette Generator
colorsafe.co
Presentation by Michael Beil: How do I know if my web project is accessible?
More WordCamp Accessibility Videos
WordPress.tv tuts+ Accessibility Learning Guide
Code Envato Tuts+ How to Make Your Website More Accessible (WPMU DEV)
premium.wpmudev.org PageGauge: Quickly Assess Your Website’s Usability
How to Create More Accessible Content
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