內容簡介
Ananyoo Accessible Events 是一款專為提升活動可及性而設計的 WordPress 外掛，確保所有訪客，特別是身障人士，能夠清楚了解活動的可參加性。每個活動頁面都明確列出無障礙設施，並提供過濾功能，讓使用者能輕鬆找到適合的活動。
【主要功能】
• 列出活動的無障礙設施
• 提供活動過濾功能
• 支援 WCAG 2.2 Level AA 標準
• 整合部落格文章與活動的時間線
• 五種設計樣式可自訂顏色
• 無需 JavaScript 的「載入更多」功能
外掛標籤
開發者團隊
📦 歷史版本下載
原文外掛簡介
Every events page answers two questions: when, and where. For millions of disabled visitors the real question comes first — “will this event work for me?”
Ananyoo Accessible Events is built around that question. Every event states, right on the page, the accommodations it provides — wheelchair access, live captions, sign language, a quiet room and more — each with a clear way to ask for what is missing. Visitors can even filter your events list down to only the events they can truly attend. The listing, the single pages and the admin screens are all audited to WCAG 2.2 Level AA, because an “accessible” plugin whose own settings page cannot be used with a keyboard is only half finished.
And a community is more than its next event. The [ananevt_timeline] shortcode looks backwards as well as forwards: it weaves the blog posts and events you already have into one flowing, accessible timeline — year by year, photo by photo — the story of your organisation, telling itself. Five designs, your colours, a “Load more” that needs no JavaScript, and not a single extra post type to maintain.
Developed by Shivaji Mitra (M/S. Anblik) — an accessibility consultant who builds with the screen reader switched on.
Live demos: Accessible events » · Accessible timeline — all five designs »
Why this plugin?
Most events plugins treat accessibility as a checkbox at the end of the project: an unlabelled calendar icon here, a date picker no keyboard can reach there — and nowhere at all to tell a Deaf attendee whether the talk will have captions. This plugin is built the other way round. Accessibility is not a feature of the product; it is the product. Attendees see exactly what each event provides before they register. Organisers manage it in an admin audited to the same standard. Search engines read the same structured facts through Schema.org. Everyone gets the full picture — on the smallest phone, in high-contrast mode, by keyboard, by screen reader.
Key features
A dedicated Event type — its own menu, list and /events/ links, cleanly separated from your blog. The type lives in the plugin, not a theme, so your events survive any theme change.
“Accessibility at this event” — the standout feature — tick what an event provides: wheelchair access, step-free entry, live captions / CART, sign-language interpretation, audio description, assistive listening, a quiet room, accessible parking, materials in accessible formats. Each shows with its own icon and a clear “how to request an accommodation” note. No other mainstream events plugin does this.
Filter events by accommodation — visitors who need captions or a wheelchair-accessible venue can filter the list to only the events that provide it.
Structured details, entered accessibly — start / end date and time, time-zone label, mode (In person / Online / Hybrid), venue, address, register link with your own button text, price, capacity and speaker — all in a labelled meta box with native date and time inputs.
Accessible “Add to calendar” and Subscribe — a properly labelled .ics download for each event, plus a Subscribe button that keeps all your events up to date in a visitor’s own calendar app via a live feed.
Visitor local time — online events can show the start time in each visitor’s own timezone automatically (progressive enhancement; the site time always remains).
Machine-readable dates — real
Links
Plugin home & documentation
Live demo — accessible events
Live demo — the accessible timeline, all five designs
More accessibility plugins from Ananyoo — further WordPress accessibility plugins are in active development.
Support & contact
Privacy
This plugin stores only the event content you create, in your own WordPress database. It collects no visitor data, sets no cookies, makes no external requests and adds no tracking. The only front-end scripts are the optional Grid/List view switch and the optional local-time display — both run entirely in the visitor’s browser and send nothing anywhere. Nothing leaves your site.
Accessibility
Conforms to WCAG 2.2 Level AA. Verified with automated tooling (axe-core: 0 violations across WCAG 2.0 / 2.1 / 2.2 A & AA) on both the front-end output and the admin screens, plus a manual review:
Semantic structure — a description list inside a labelled region, real sections and a logical heading order (SC 1.3.1, 2.4.6).
Contrast — every text pair meets 4.5:1; focus rings and borders meet 3:1 (SC 1.4.3, 1.4.11). Status is stated in words, never colour alone (SC 1.4.1).
Keyboard & focus — native, keyboard-operable controls with a visible 3px focus indicator; targets at least 44px (SC 2.1.1, 2.4.7, 2.4.11, 2.5.8).
Clear links — the register and calendar controls name the event and say what they do (SC 2.4.4).
Reduced motion and Windows High Contrast / forced-colors supported (SC 2.3.3).
