I will fix website accessibility errors for wcag and ada

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About this gig

An accessibility scan can show red flags, but your customers need the problems fixed. I repair real WCAG issues in WordPress websites, then retest the affected pages and explain exactly what changed.


I focus on code-level accessibility remediation, not quick-fix overlay widgets.


Depending on your package, I can correct:

  • Keyboard traps, tab order and missing focus indicators
  • Form labels, error messages and inaccessible buttons
  • Color contrast, headings, landmarks and alt text
  • ARIA misuse, navigation menus, dialogs and popups
  • Screen reader barriers in common website flows  


I use manual checks alongside tools such as axe and WAVE, following applicable WCAG 2.1/2.2 AA criteria. You receive a concise before-and-after fix log, retest notes and any remaining limitations.


This service is for one WordPress website per order. Page and issue limits vary by package. Theme rebuilds, third-party plugin rewrites, legal certification and a completed VPAT/ACR are not included.


Send your URL, platform details and any existing audit report before ordering, so we can agree on the exact repair scope.

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Get to know Oyeola D

Oyeola D

Digital Accessibility Specialist

  • FromUnited States
  • Member sinceOct 2026
  • Languages

    English
I review websites and web applications for accessibility issues and turn the findings into clear, practical documentation. My services focus on WCAG testing, Section 508 criteria, VPAT/Accessibility Conformance Reports (ACRs), and prioritized fix recommendations. I look at keyboard access, focus behavior, forms, labels, navigation, and contrast, using an appropriate mix of manual and automated checks. You receive a report that explains what was tested, what the evidence shows, and what should be improved next.

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