Introduction
Accessibility Fix Queue is a WordPress plugin for agencies, freelancers and site owners who want to work through content-level accessibility problems in an orderly, reviewable way.
It reads the content people author: posts, pages, synced patterns, Site Editor templates and template parts, navigation menus, and WooCommerce product descriptions. For each problem it can fix, it proposes a change to the saved block markup. You see the exact before-and-after diff and decide. Only then is anything written.
It is best at four things:
- Finding common problems and grouping them by post, rule and WCAG 2.2 success criterion.
- Proposing a concrete fix at the source, either deterministically or, if you turn it on, drafted by your own AI provider.
- Approving and rolling back with an exact diff, a snapshot of what was replaced, and an audit log of every decision.
- Reporting with a white-label progress report that says what was checked, what changed and what automated checks cannot cover.
It adds nothing to your front end: no widget, no overlay, no script, no render-time rewriting. Fixes are saved in your content and stay if you uninstall the plugin.
Automated checks find only part of the accessibility issues on a site. This plugin supports your WCAG 2.2 AA work; it does not replace manual testing and does not state that a site conforms to any standard or law.
Next steps: check the Requirements, install the plugin, then follow the Quick Start.