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Did you know that opening links in a new window may confuse your users?
Bywpadauser August 22, 2020

While it is a common practice to open external links in a new window it should never be done without first notifying the user. There are many ways to notify your users. You can add a notice such as (opens in a new window) to the link text or the title attribute. CSS may be…
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Build an Accessible Content Publishing Workflow
Bywpadauser June 24, 2026July 27, 2026

Build an accessible content publishing workflow in WordPress with checks, approvals, and remediation steps that reduce WCAG risk before publish.
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Fix Menu Accessibility Issues in WordPress
Bywpadauser July 19, 2026

Learn how to identify and fix menu accessibility issues WordPress sites face, from keyboard traps and focus errors to ARIA and mobile navigation failures.
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What are Skip Links?
Bywpadauser September 11, 2020November 4, 2023

The main content is not usually the first thing on a webpage. This makes it difficult for screen reader users to locate the actual content. Skip links are used on websites to address this problem. These special links are placed at the top of each page to bypass navigation blocks and other decorative content. A…
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10 WordPress Accessibility Mistakes to Fix
Bywpadauser August 21, 2026

Avoid costly WordPress accessibility mistakes with full WCAG fixes for content, themes, forms, PDFs, and publishing workflows that support ADA readiness.
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Guide to WordPress Accessibility Remediation
Bywpadauser August 4, 2026

A guide to WordPress accessibility remediation: identify WCAG failures, fix content and code, validate changes, and prevent inaccessible publishing errors

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