Practical guides on WordPress accessibility, WCAG compliance, and building more inclusive websites.
The Gulf has no single web accessibility law. The UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar each wrote their own rules, at different times, through different regulators…
This guide explains how to make a dyslexia friendly website in WordPress by adjusting fonts, font sizes, letter spacing, and adding reading guides. It is…
Small tap targets are one of the most common accessibility failures on the web: and one of the most fixable. If a button or link is too small to tap reliably…
Bright white backgrounds, high-saturation colour schemes, and low-contrast text are not just aesthetic choices: for many users, they’re genuine barriers…
If you run a WordPress site, accessibility probably isn’t the first thing on your daily checklist. But for roughly 1.3 billion people worldwide living with…
Picture this: a potential customer lands on your WordPress site, ready to buy. They use a screen reader. Within seconds, they hit an unlabelled button, a form…
What WCAG 2.2 means for your WordPress site If you run or build WordPress sites, WCAG 2.2 is the accessibility standard you need to meet in 2026. It became a…
ADA lawsuits against websites have been rising every year. In 2023 alone, more than 4,600 federal accessibility lawsuits were filed in the United States: the…
Search “accessibility” in the WordPress plugin directory, and you’ll get pages of results, many of them promising compliance in one click. That promise is…
