WordPress powers a huge share of small-business sites, and accessibility depends heavily on your theme, plugins, and content habits.
Choose a theme tagged "accessibility-ready" in the WordPress directory — it has been checked for keyboard support, contrast, and skip links. A bad theme bakes in problems site-wide.
Drag-and-drop builders (Elementor, Divi, WPBakery) often emit non-semantic markup and skipped headings. Check the output, not just the editor preview.
Add alt text in the media library, use real heading blocks in order, and avoid "click here" links. Avoid accessibility "overlay" plugins — they don’t fix the underlying code and have drawn lawsuits.
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