Check a page for accessibility problems

How to check a WordPress page for accessibility problems

The problem

People using screen readers can’t see your images or skim your headings. Most accessibility problems are small, but you don’t know where they are.

What your agent does

Your agent reads the page block by block. It finds images with no alt text, headings that skip a level, and vague links like “click here”. It explains each problem in plain words and fixes the ones you approve, one section at a time.

What you get

A clearer page for screen reader users, with every fix listed.

Safety

Shows each fix and asks first. It changes one section at a time, so the rest of the page stays the same.

What it can’t do yet

It can’t check color contrast or keyboard use. A fix inside a group or columns rewrites that whole section, with only the agreed change. Your agent may not see what an image shows, so check its alt text.

Updated October 25, 2026