WCAG 2.1 Accessibility Tools for WordPress
A visitor-facing accessibility panel, automatic ALT-text fallback and a one-click accessibility statement. 100% self-hosted, one-time payment, no monthly fees. No coding required.
Built for WCAG 2.1
Gives visitors high contrast, text scaling, readable fonts and a reading mask they can switch on themselves. A real step forward, not a compliance guarantee.
Zero-Friction Setup
No complex configurations. Plug and play architecture designed for administrators and end-users alike.
Builder Integration
Native support for WPBakery, Elementor, and Gutenberg. Seamlessly integrate the accessibility trigger anywhere.
Interactive A11y Testing Zone
Open the accessibility panel and switch the tools on — everything below reacts live.
Color Perception Test Grayscale & Contrast
Motion Control Test Animations
Dyslexia & Links Test Fonts
Selling into the EU?
The European Accessibility Act has applied since 28 June 2025, and e-commerce is in scope. This plugin will not make you conform to it — no plugin will, and I’d be wary of anything sold as one-click EAA compliance. What it does give you is the accessibility statement: published from your dashboard in one click, and you can write it against EN 301 549, the European standard, rather than WCAG alone. If you employ fewer than 10 people and your turnover or balance sheet total is under €2 million, Article 4(5) likely exempts your shop from those service requirements altogether — I’d rather say so than have you buy this for the wrong reason.
But even if the law doesn’t require it, your visitors still benefit from readable text and accessible images.
Who’s behind this
I’m Yury, and I build OmniButton Suite on my own — there is no team behind this page. I write the code, the documentation and the emails, including the one that probably brought you here.
I sell one plugin, once, for €79. No subscription, no licence keys, no activation server, and nothing about your visitors leaves your own site. If that sounds like a small business, it is.
What I try to do differently is say what this plugin cannot do as plainly as what it can — it will not make your site compliant, and you will find that written on this page and on the sales page rather than buried. If a product in this category tells you otherwise, be careful.
If you want that as something checkable rather than a promise: I wrote up what I could and could not verify about the Accessibility Act and EN 301 549, including the citation I went looking for and did not find.
Questions, doubts, or a bug: write to me at yury@yugodev.eu. It reaches me, not a helpdesk.
YugoDev — independent WordPress development, based in Lithuania (EU).
You just used it
Now put it on your own site
€79, one time. No subscription, no coding, and no visitor data leaving your server.
A hosted accessibility widget costs upwards of $490 a year and disappears from your site the day you stop paying.
30-day money-back guarantee, no questions asked. Works on WordPress 5.0+ and PHP 7.2+.