內容簡介
Fettle 是一款專注於改善網站可及性的 WordPress 外掛，透過直接在內容中修正問題，提供真實的解決方案，而非僅僅是表面上的修補，確保網站對所有使用者友好且快速加載。
【主要功能】
• 直接在內容中修正可及性問題
• 提供簡單明瞭的修正建議
• 一鍵生成替代文字和清晰的連結文字
• 無需前端小工具或額外腳本
• 快速掃描並列出優先修正項目
外掛標籤
開發者團隊
原文外掛簡介
Accessibility problems live in your content – so that’s where Fettle fixes them.
Most accessibility plugins bolt a JavaScript widget onto your front end and patch the page every time someone loads it. Your actual content stays exactly as broken as it was, and overlay widgets are widely criticised by accessibility practitioners for exactly that reason.
Fettle works the other way around. It reads your published posts and pages from the admin side, tells you in plain language exactly what’s wrong and why it matters, and when you decide to fix something, the fix goes into the post itself. Nothing is added to your front end and nothing runs for your visitors, so your pages load exactly as fast as before.
Visit the Fettle plugin page – screenshots, a feature-by-feature comparison of Free and Pro, and a live demo you can try in your browser without installing anything.
Why site owners choose Fettle
Real fixes, not a mask. Every fix is written into your content – where screen readers, search engines and every visitor actually meet it – instead of being patched over on each page load.
Minutes, not an audit project. Install, click “Scan now” and get a plain-language list of what to fix first. No account, no API key, no setup.
AI does the tedious part. Alt text, a passing text colour or clearer link text, drafted in one click – and you review every suggestion before it touches your content.
Nothing on your front end. No widget, no script, no slowdown.
Honest results. Fettle tells you exactly which rules it checked and what it found. It never pretends a scan alone settles accessibility.
Try it in your browser first
Not ready to install on a real site? Open the live demo – a complete WordPress site running right in your browser, with sample pages full of real accessibility issues for you to scan, review and fix. Nothing to install, nothing to clean up afterwards.
What Fettle checks
Missing alt text – finds images with no alt attribute at all.
Decorative or meaningful images – an empty alt (alt="") is the right way to mark a purely decorative image, and Fettle respects it – except where there is clear evidence the image carries meaning: it is the only content of a link (so the link has no name at all), or its Media Library entry has alt text. It also flags alt text that only repeats the text right next to it (the link’s own text, or the image’s caption), so screen readers don’t read the same words twice.
Meaningless alt text – alt text that is really a file name (IMG_2041.jpg) or a placeholder like “image” or “photo”.
Table headers – data tables with no header cells, a bold first row that only looks like a header, headers attributes that point nowhere, and two-way tables whose header cells don’t say whether they head a row or a column.
Colour contrast – uses the standard W3C relative-luminance formula on blocks where both the text colour and the background colour are set, including colours picked from your theme’s palette (theme.json). Blocks with only one of the two set, or with a gradient or image background, are skipped rather than guessed at.
Heading order – catches skipped levels, multiple H1s and empty headings that break screen reader navigation.
Form labels – flags ,