SlickNav Mobile Menu vs Accessibility Tools & Alt Text Finder

This plugin adds SlickNav Responsive Mobile Menu functionality to WordPress. SlickNav Responsive Menu has multi level menu support. Cross browser Compatible. Keyboard Accessible. Degrades gracefully without JavaScript. Creates ARIA compliant menu. Option to add a search field. Option to add a logo. Internationalized. Advanced Filter. Combine multiple menus. Usage The settings are found via the dashboard Settings > SlickNav Menu Here you choose your Menu to be used as Mobile Menu – original has to already be on page Maximum width for the menu to appear, default is 600px Menu Label, MENU is default Parent links, true or false, whether a parent link that has a submenu is clickable to a page Show Child Links, false by default Open/close Menu speed option Fix Menu to Head, using position fixed to body tag Option for branding logo opposite menu label – smaller works better such as 40px in height and up to 140px in width Option to hide header with a ‘.site-header’ class when Slicknav Menu is visible Option to add in a search field at the bottom of the menu Search icon background color Options to change the opening and closing symbols Advanced filter to adjust Slicknav values – https://wpbeaches.com/slicknav-wordpress-filter-to-adjust-values/ Demo – http://wpbeaches.com (resize browser window to below 600px) Please note that SlickNav jQuery plugin is the work of Josh Cope, he is not responsible for the working or support of this plugin.

This plugin helps you find, understand, and begin fixing real accessibility issues. Use the accessibility checker to review common page-level issues like missing or poor image Alt text, contrast problems, unclear links, missing labels, headings, landmarks, and page structure, with issues highlighted on the front end so you can see where they appear. Instead of masking problems with an overlay, this plugin helps you identify issues and make real improvements. It includes an easy-to-understand page-level accessibility checker for common WCAG issues, tools to find and add missing Alt text, a contrast ratio checker, an interactive accessibility checklist, free accessibility resources, and a built-in web accessibility course. No account, email signup, credit card, or overlay gimmicks required, just install the plugin and start making meaningful accessibility improvements in WordPress. Watch the 3-Minute Plugin Tour What You Can Do Right After Installing Run unlimited front-end accessibility checks for common WCAG issues on individual pages Review headings, labels, contrast, link text, landmarks, and image Alt text Use the screen reader preview wand to understand what may be announced Find and fix images missing Alt / Description / Caption text Update missing text individually or in bulk Check color contrast ratios before publishing Use a guided checklist to track progress Access a built-in web accessibility course module Follow links to free web accessibility resources ⭐ Trusted by WordPress users (4.9/5 rating with over 40,000 downloads). Why This Matters Web accessibility is about helping people use technology, regardless of ability. Since WordPress powers such a large portion of the web, WordPress site owners, developers, and content teams are uniquely positioned to make a real difference. This plugin helps make that first step easier by finding common accessibility issues, fixing missing image text, checking contrast, and providing training so you can start making meaningful improvements without needing to become an expert overnight. Key Features 1. Accessibility Checker / Quick Page Scans Run unlimited page-level checks directly on the front end of your WordPress site to identify common accessibility issues, highlight where they appear, and get practical guidance on what to review and fix. What the Accessibility Checker Helps Review: Unlimited page-level checks for common WCAG issues Headings and page structure Form labels and input accessibility Color contrast issues Link text clarity Missing image Alt text Landmarks and page regions Screen reader preview wand to help understand what may be announced Code location details for identified issues Suggested fixes and remediation guidance Best for: quickly finding common accessibility issues on the live front end, seeing where they appear, understanding what they mean, and learning how to start fixing them. 2. Missing Alt Text Finder (Media Library + Live Content) See every image missing Alt / Description / Caption text Find images already embedded in published Posts/Pages Update missing text in bulk (or edit individually) Filter to focus only on what needs attention Best for: quick wins, measurable accessibility progress, cleaner content, and improved image context for SEO. 3. Contrast Ratio Checker Quickly check color contrast ratios with a simple pass/fail so text and UI elements are easier to read. Check foreground and background color combinations Get a simple pass/fail result Preview how the text looks on the selected background Review contrast for normal and large text Reduce common color contrast issues before they reach users 4. Guided Accessibility Checklist Use a simple interactive checklist to help you and your team: Understand what to review Prioritize what to fix first Track accessibility progress over time Build better accessibility habits inside WordPress 5. Built-In Web Accessibility Course Learn accessibility fundamentals directly inside WordPress with step-by-step lessons designed covering: Web Accessibility Foundations WCAG Guidelines Accessible Design Principles Accessible Development Principles Testing and Remediation Agency Implementation This is ideal for site owners, designers, developers, content editors, and teams that want practical guidance, not just tool output. 6. Free Accessibility Resources Access free accessibility resources and reference links to support long-term accessibility improvements. WCAG 2.1 and WCAG 2.2 guidelines VPAT/ACR templates and documentation resources Links to relevant accessibility laws and standards Educational materials for learning and improving accessibility Resources to help site owners, developers, and teams take the next step Built to Support Real Accessibility Work ✅ This plugin helps you find, understand, and fix common accessibility issues inside WordPress, including missing image alt text, missing image descriptions/captions, contrast issues, and other common problems found through quick scans and guided checks. ❌ It is not a one-click compliance fix or overlay-style shortcut. Accessibility still requires human review, manual testing, and thoughtful remediation, but this plugin gives you the tools, training, and guidance to start making meaningful improvements. Short How-To Videos Video #1: Accessibility Checker Tool Video #2: Finding & Fix Missing Alternative Text Video #3: How to Use the Course Video #4: Accessibility Compliance Checklist Video #5: Color Contrast Checker Video #6: Free Resources for Web Accessibility Want to Go Further? The free plugin gives you practical tools to start improving accessibility inside WordPress. For users who want expanded features, additional guidance, and more advanced accessibility support, the Pro version is designed to help you go further and make accessibility easier to manage over time. Explore Pro Features Need Professional Accessibility Help? For professional accessibility audits, remediation, PDF accessibility, VPAT/ACR support, and training, visit: 508accessible.com