Accessibility & ADA WCAG EAA

Ensure ADA, WCAG, and EAA compliance with Accessibility Assistant. Improve accessibility with features like Accessibility Profiles, keyboard navigation, text-to-speech, contrast settings, and font scaling. The fully customizable widget supports multiple languages to match your store’s branding for EAA, ADA, WCAG and AODA. Create an inclusive experience, reduce legal risks, and comply with global accessibility standards, no coding needed. You can just simply add the widget and it will be done. 1. Ease of Access for Visually Impaired Users Accessibility Assistant enhances the browsing experience for users with varying levels of visual impairment by allowing them to adjust contrast, text size, cursor visibility, and reading modes — supporting greater independence and digital inclusion. 2. Ease of Access for Elderly Users The plugin helps older adults overcome age-related vision or motor limitations by offering easy-to-use tools such as font resizing, high-contrast modes, large cursor, and keyboard navigation — making websites more readable and easier to interact with. 3. Ease of Access for Mobility-Impaired Users For users who experience difficulty using a mouse or trackpad, Accessibility Assistant provides full keyboard navigation and interaction support, allowing them to browse, fill forms, and navigate menus without relying on a pointing device. 4. Ease of Access for Users with Temporary or Situational Disabilities Whether due to temporary conditions like eye fatigue, injury, or environmental limitations, users can benefit from on-demand accessibility adjustments such as text-to-speech, spacing controls, and navigation enhancements — all without needing system-level changes. 5. Ease of Access for Blind and Screen Reader Users Accessibility Assistant offers assistive tools like text-to-speech, image alt text tooltips, and improved keyboard focus support, helping blind or severely visually impaired users better access, navigate, and interact with digital content independently. 6. Ease of Access for Users with Cognitive or Learning Disabilities Accessibility Assistant supports users with conditions such as dyslexia, ADHD, and other cognitive challenges by offering features like dyslexia-friendly fonts, reading masks, line-by-line reading guides, and simplified visual modes — helping them stay focused, reduce cognitive overload, and better comprehend website content. Key Features – Designed for ADA, WCAG, EAA and AODA Accessibility Compliance Accessibility Assistant for WordPress offers a full suite of accessibility tools that empower users to personalize their browsing experience while helping site owners move toward compliance with global accessibility laws and guidelines. Multi-language Support (100+ languages) Ensures accessibility across global audiences by auto-detecting or manually setting the widget language, including support for EAA regions. Text-to-Speech (TTS) Allows users with visual impairments or reading challenges to listen to on-page content, enhancing compliance with WCAG and ADA standards. Font Resizing and Content Spacing Controls Helps users with low vision or cognitive needs adjust font size, line height, letter spacing, and word spacing for optimal readability. Color Contrast and Brightness Adjustment Provides high-contrast modes and brightness controls to meet WCAG 2.1 minimum contrast ratios, supporting users with visual impairments. Dark Mode, Light Mode, Grayscale, and High-Contrast Modes Enables quick visual theme toggles for users sensitive to light or color, aiding compliance with visual accessibility requirements under ADA and EAA. Keyboard Navigation and Focus Indicators Enhances accessibility for users who rely on keyboard-only navigation, helping meet AODA and WCAG 2.1 guidelines. Skip to Content and Quick Navigation Tools Improves user experience for screen reader and keyboard users by offering direct access to main content areas without unnecessary tabbing. Link and Heading Highlights Visually highlights links and headings to assist users with cognitive disabilities or vision difficulties in navigating structured content. Image ALT Tooltip Display Displays existing ALT text on image hover, helping users understand visual content and supporting WCAG-compliant media handling. Pause Animations and Stop Motion Effects Allows users to disable motion-based content to avoid distractions or seizures, in accordance with WCAG success criteria for animations. Reading Mask and Reading Guide Helps focus attention by highlighting one line or area at a time, improving accessibility for users with dyslexia or attention deficits. Large Cursor Mode Provides an enlarged mouse pointer for better visibility and control, assisting users with vision or motor challenges. Content Scaling and Layout Adjustment Offers global scaling of on-page content elements to make text, buttons, and layouts more accessible without zooming the browser. Dyslexia-Friendly Fonts Replaces fonts with clean, readable alternatives to reduce letter confusion and improve comprehension for users with dyslexia. Color-Blind Mode Profiles Enables preset profiles for common types of color blindness (e.g., red-green, blue-yellow), improving visual accessibility in EAA and WCAG contexts. Responsive Widget for Mobile and Desktop Ensures the accessibility tools work seamlessly across screen sizes and devices, maintaining compliance across all platforms. Customizable Widget Layout and Position Allows you to configure the placement, appearance, and branding of the accessibility widget to match your site’s UI/UX needs. Supported Languages English (en), Svenska (sv), Suomi (fi), Deutsch (de), Español (es), Português (pt), Türkçe (tr), Français (fr), 日本語 (ja), 한국어 (ko), עברית (he), Latviešu (lv), Polski (pl), Ελληνικά (el), Dansk (da), Italiano (it), Română (ro), Български (bg), Hrvatski (hr), Čeština (cs), Nederlands (nl), Eesti (et), Magyar (hu), Gaeilge (ga), Lietuvių (lt), Malti (mt), Slovenčina (sk), Slovenščina (sl) Compatible with Popular WordPress Themes & Page Builders Accessibility Assistant works seamlessly with a wide range of WordPress themes and page builders. Below is the list of currently supported environments: Supported Themes:

• Astra
• OceanWP
• Flatsome
• GeneratePress
• Hello Elementor
• Neve
• Kadence
• Sydney
• Hestia
• Blocksy
• Zakra
• Storefront (official WooCommerce theme)
• WoodMart
• Porto
• Divi
• Avada
• TheGem
• Salient
• Enfold
• X Theme
• Bridge
• Betheme
• Shopkeeper
• Rey
• Electro

Supported Page Builders:

• Elementor
• WPBakery Page Builder
• Bricks
• Beaver Builder
• Gutenberg (Block Editor)
• Divi Builder
• Brizy
• SiteOrigin Page Builder
• Thrive Architect
• Visual Composer
• Cornerstone
• Oxygen Builder
• Themify Builder
• Fusion Builder
• Muffin Builder
• Avia Layout Builder
• UX Builder

If you're using a theme or page builder that is not listed above, feel free to contact us. Our team will be happy to assist you with setup and ensure full compatibility. Visit Our Shopify App Page: Accessibility Assistant on Shopify Visit Our Wix App Page: Accessibility Assistant on Wix Explore Our Website for More Details: Accessibility Assistant Details For assistance, contact us via:

• In-App Chat Support from the plugin itself
• Email Support: support@cartcoders.com
• Phone Support: +91 84696 07787
• WhatsApp Support: Chat on WhatsApp

This section describes how to install the plugin and get it working. e.g.

1. Upload the plugin files to the /wp-content/plugins/plugin-name directory, or install the plugin through the WordPress plugins screen directly.
2. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' screen in WordPress.
3. Use the "Accessibility" Name screen to configure the plugin.
4. (Make your instructions match the desired user flow for activating and installing your plugin. Include any steps that might be needed for explanatory purposes.)

1.3.2

• Added a heatmap tracking file on plugin pages

1.4

• Added a 5 days free trial

1.4.1

• Added a new screenshots, resolved the admin access issue, added language translation

1.4.2

• Added a testimonials and loader

1.4.3

• Disabled all the options on dashboard and edit-language page and save buttons when user has no plan
• On plugin activation setup the default site languges
• On plugin activation redirecting to plan-list page
• Added a plugin deactivation feedback form Explore More Accessibility Options: Accessibility Assistant Website