PerseiaThink Accessibility Audit for EAA analyses the rendered content of your posts and pages against 40 automated tests, mapped to 12 WCAG 2.2 success criteria — eleven at level A or AA, plus one level-AAA good practice that ships as a notice — and shows you a prioritised, actionable list of issues right in the editor.
WCAG is the yardstick European accessibility legislation is built around: the EU Accessibility Act sets functional requirements, and the harmonised standard EN 301 549 (which incorporates WCAG) is the usual way to demonstrate you meet them.
It runs entirely on your own server: no external APIs, no accounts, no tracking, no data sent anywhere.
Not affiliated with Accessibility Checker, Adinav, GranTech, or any other accessibility-audit plugin for the EAA.
What it checks (40 tests)
Images (7) — missing alt; alt that is just the file name; alt padded with “image of…”; over-long alt that should be a long description; empty alt on large, content-looking images; image buttons with no alternative text; image-map areas with no name.
Links (7) — links with no perceivable text; vague text such as “read more” or “click here”; raw URLs used as link text; links to PDFs and other files that never say so; title attributes that merely repeat the link text; two adjacent links pointing to the same place; links that open a new tab without warning.
Forms (5) — fields with no associated label;
