March 4Mar 4 What are some ways you guys have addressed this issue beyond just adding a widget? Is anyone else using accessiBe?
March 4Mar 4 Why would you need a widget? Choose the right theme and follow the guidelines and you will pass the accessibility tests.
March 4Mar 4 This is one area that I've found AI to be useful! Feed the relevant regulations to a decent LLM. https://www.ada.gov/resources/2024-03-08-web-rule/ & https://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG22/ for example. Tell it to thoroughly read everything on those pages. Attach the source code for the page you want to make compliant, and ask for a full audit with a list of actionable changes. Repeat until you and the bot are satisfied.
March 5Mar 5 I use https://www.powermapper.com/products/sortsite/ (desktop version) as my primary accessibility checking tool because it analyses the whole site in one sweep, it also evaluates usability, web standards and general errors. Additionally I run the WAVE browser extension and Axe Devtools for quick page checks. A few things to note about tools like AccessiBe (which I have used in the past) they are horrendously expensive different tools always produce varying results, none are perfect you can't solve accessibility issues with a widget, they merely provide a temporary band-aid
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