Accessible WordPress plugin demos you can actually try — go on, click into any one below and use it just like your visitors would. What you see here is the real plugin, live on a real site. Nothing faked, nothing staged.

Live demo

Accessible Login

A full WCAG 2.2 AA replacement for the WordPress login, lost-password and registration screens — ten hand-tuned accessible colour palettes, a custom backend URL, show/hide password, logo upload and clear screen-reader announcements, so the very first screen every visitor meets is already accessible and on-brand.

Test it with: keyboard · screen reader · 400% zoom

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Live demo

Accessible Carousel & Slider

A Gutenberg carousel, slider and slideshow block done right — keyboard-operable controls, an always-visible pause/stop, no auto-advance by default, proper focus handling and aria-live slide announcements, plus titled-tab navigation and optional reading modes: exactly the parts most carousels get wrong.

Test it with: keyboard · screen reader · 400% zoom

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Accessible Forms

WCAG 2.2 AA contact and lead forms as a block or shortcode — real labels with fieldset and legend grouping, a focus-managed error summary with inline messages, accessible anti-spam with optional Turnstile, and entries stored safely in your own database with no third-party scripts.

Test it with: keyboard · screen reader · 400% zoom

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Accessible Portfolio

WCAG 2.2 AA project grids as a block or shortcode — real alt text on every image, category filters built as real buttons with aria-pressed that announce their results to screen readers, full keyboard support with a visible focus ring, and a responsive grid that reflows down to 320px.

Test it with: keyboard · screen reader · 400% zoom

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ANANYOO Accessible Events WCAG 2.2 AA event listings for WordPress
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Accessible Events

The first events plugin built around accessibility — an "Accessibility at this event" panel stating exactly which accommodations each event provides, a filter that shows only the events with the access a visitor needs, accessible add-to-calendar and subscribe, Schema.org dates, and an accessible timeline of your posts and events.

Test it with: keyboard · screen reader · 400% zoom

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Accessibility-first, not bolted on.

Built and tested by an accessibility consultant — the same person whose day job is finding WCAG bugs in other people's sites.

Keyboard-first

Every control is fully operable without a mouse, with a visible focus ring and logical tab order.

Screen-reader tested

Verified with JAWS, NVDA, VoiceOver and TalkBack — not just an automated scan.

Contrast-checked

Every colour combination meets 4.5:1 for text and 3:1 for UI, verified against its background.

No dark patterns

No overlays, no tracking, no phone-home. Just working accessible code you can inspect.

Tested with the tools real audits use

The same toolkit used on professional accessibility audits.

🔊 JAWS 🔊 NVDA 🍎 VoiceOver 🤖 TalkBack ⌨ Keyboard only 🎨 Color Contrast Analyzer 🔍 Deque AXE 💡 Lighthouse 🌊 WAVE 🔎 Zoom 400%

Accessible WordPress plugin demos — FAQ

A few quick answers about these accessible WordPress plugin demos before you dive in.

Are these real demos or just screenshots?
Every demo here is the real plugin running on a live WordPress site — nothing is faked or simulated. When you open one of these accessible WordPress plugin demos you are interacting with the exact accessible markup the plugin ships to your own visitors.
Do I need to sign up or pay to try them?
No. Every demo is open with no account, no email and no sign-up, and each plugin behind it is free and GPL-licensed. Click any “Try the demo” button and you are straight in.
How were the plugins tested for accessibility?
Each plugin is tested by an accessibility consultant with real assistive technology — JAWS, NVDA, VoiceOver and TalkBack — plus keyboard-only navigation and 400% browser zoom, not just an automated scan. These are the same checks a professional WCAG audit would run.
Can I use these plugins on my own WordPress site?
Yes. Every plugin in these accessible WordPress plugin demos is published free on WordPress.org. Use the “Get it on WordPress.org” button on any card to install it, or try it here first to see the accessibility in action.
Which WordPress versions do they support?
The plugins target current WordPress and PHP releases and are built to WCAG 2.2 Level AA, so they work with the block editor as well as the Classic Editor, widgets and popular page builders such as Elementor, Beaver Builder and Divi.