Mant Accessibility

Find barriers. Make progress. Mant Accessibility brings accessibility scanning into your WordPress dashboard. Check your homepage, a selection of pages, or all published content, then use the findings to decide what to improve next. The scanner checks pages as they render in the browser, combining axe-core with additional accessibility rules. It helps identify common barriers such as missing image alternative text, heading structure problems, low color contrast, missing form labels, and keyboard accessibility concerns. Built for site owners, content editors, and developers who want a practical starting point without leaving WordPress. What you can do

• Choose your scan scope. Scan your homepage, multiple selected pages, or all published content. Keep the browser tab open while the scan runs.
• See the overall picture. Review an accessibility score, issue counts, and severity summaries in the dashboard.
• Understand the findings. Review affected pages, explanations, element selectors, and suggested fixes. Filter the issue list to focus your work.
• Inspect pages in context. Use administrator-only front-end scan tools and the page overlay to investigate findings on the page itself.
• Enable focused improvements. Opt in to helpers for skip links, keyboard focus outlines, mobile zoom, and selected markup or label issues.
• Check color combinations. Use the built-in contrast tester when choosing text and background colors.

A simple workflow

1. Choose the pages you want to check and start a scan.
2. Review the dashboard and open the issues list.
3. Use the guidance to make changes in your content, theme, or other plugins.
4. Scan again and combine the results with keyboard, screen reader, and other manual testing.

The issue list provides findings and guidance; it does not automatically rewrite your content. Front-end improvements are optional and should be tested with your theme. Accessibility is an ongoing process Automated testing can identify some accessibility problems, not all of them. A high score or an empty issue list is not a certification of WCAG conformance. Mant Accessibility does not replace a manual accessibility audit or testing with people with disabilities. Help and documentation

• Read the documentation
• Ask a question in the support forum
• Meet Mant Design

0.8.15

• Cache repository read results and invalidate them after scan, issue, and workflow changes.
• Prefix template and uninstall variables and document necessary custom-table queries and the WordPress core content hook.

0.8.14

• Remove the unused translation-directory header so the installed ZIP does not reference a missing languages folder.

0.8.13

• Enable scanning multiple selected pages and all published content without a page quota.
• Prepare database table identifiers and filter values using WordPress database APIs. Requires WordPress 6.2 or later.
• Correct contributor attribution and preserve WordPress and third-party admin notices.

0.8.12

• Free WordPress.org release limited to one-page scanning, dashboard summaries, read-only findings, page overlay, and basic settings.