Why add an accessibility plugin to WordPress?
About one in four adults in the US lives with a disability, and many more read with tired eyes, on a small phone or in bright sun. An accessibility plugin for WordPress gives every visitor a quick way to adjust your pages to how they read, without leaving your site or changing their device settings.
IncluAccess does that with one small button. It works with any WordPress theme, with the block editor and with page builders like Elementor, because it is drawn in its own Shadow DOM and reads each element's real text size. You choose its colors, icon, corner and which tools to show, and you see every change in a live preview before you save.
It is also honest about what it does. A toolbar helps visitors read your site, but it does not make a website WCAG or ADA compliant on its own, and IncluAccess never claims to. It does not rewrite your pages or hide problems from audits. Use it alongside accessible content and design, which is how we build sites ourselves.
