LivQ AccessFix - Server-side accessibility for WP, Joomla & static HTML
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Stop using sketchy JS overlays that only patch the DOM. AccessFix automatically fixes structural WCAG errors server-side via PHP output buffering before the page renders. Live for WordPress, with Joomla and HTML scripts in development. 100% free & self-hosted.
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Finally a fix that actually rewrites the HTML instead of slapping a widget on top. Installed it on a couple WordPress sites and the before/after scans showed real structural changes, not just cosmetic overlays. Solid free tool.
server-side fixes are a smart move, way more reliable than the dom patches i used to wrestle with. dropped it on a staging site and it cleaned up a bunch of contrast issues without breaking the layout
Finally a solution that fixes accessibility at the source instead of bandaiding it with JavaScript. Server-side PHP output buffering is honestly the right way to do it. Works well on my WordPress sites so far.
Hi!
I’m the dev behind AccessFix.
Let's be honest: standard JS accessibility overlays are broken. They slow down sites, patch the DOM only after rendering, and leave the source HTML a mess for screen readers.
We wanted a cleaner approach, so we built AccessFix to handle remediation server-side via PHP output buffering. It catches and fixes structural issues (missing alts, empty links, nameless iframes) before the HTML even leaves the server-meaning zero layout shifts and zero performance drops.
Right now, the plugin is live and fully functional on WordPress. However, the core engine is completely platform-agnostic, and we're already building a standalone script for static HTML sites and a dedicated extension for Joomla.
It's 100% free and self-hosted. I’d love to get your technical feedback.
Thanks