Accessibility
Statement
Generator for Websites
Create and manage an accessibility statement for your WordPress website with EaseAccess. Help communicate your accessibility efforts and provide visitors with accessibility-related information.
Help Communicate Your Accessibility Efforts
An accessibility statement is a public-facing page on your website that explains the accessibility efforts you’re making, any known limitations, and how visitors can request support or share feedback.
It gives visitors a clear, central place to learn what your team is doing to improve accessibility — and how to get in touch when something isn’t working for them. EaseAccess helps you create and manage that page directly inside WordPress, alongside the rest of your accessibility workflow.
Create and Manage Accessibility Statements in WordPress
The EaseAccess Accessibility Statement Generator allows website owners to generate and manage accessibility statement content directly inside WordPress.
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Create statement
Set up your accessibility statement directly from the EaseAccess settings.
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Configure visibility
Choose where and how the statement appears on your site.
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Manage settings
Edit details, contact information, and supported channels anytime.
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Display frontend link
Surface the statement link so visitors can find it easily.
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Update over time
Keep your statement aligned with your ongoing accessibility work.
Accessibility Statement Features
Everything you need to publish, manage, and maintain your accessibility statement from inside WordPress.
Accessibility Statement Generation
Build a complete accessibility statement from a guided settings panel.
Frontend Accessibility Statement Link
Display a clear link to the statement on your website’s frontend.
Statement Visibility Controls
Control where and how the statement is shown across your site.
WordPress Dashboard Integration
Manage everything from the EaseAccess dashboard inside WordPress.
Accessibility Workflow Support
Fits alongside scanning, fixes, and accessibility profiles in one workflow.
Support Accessibility Transparency
An accessibility statement signals to visitors that accessibility is part of how you build and maintain your website. It supports clear communication about the work in progress, the support available, and where people can turn when they need help.
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Visible transparency
Show visitors that accessibility is something you actively care about and work on.
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Open feedback channel
Give visitors a clear, named way to report accessibility issues.
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Support information
Help visitors quickly understand where to go for accessibility assistance.
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Aligned with your workflow
Reinforces the broader accessibility improvements you’re already making.
Accessibility Statement
Accessibility Statements Are Part of a Broader Accessibility Process
A statement is one piece of the puzzle. EaseAccess connects it to the scanning, fixes, and visitor tools that make up your accessibility workflow.
Accessibility scanning
Surface issues across your WordPress site.
Supported frontend fixes
Apply supported, scoped frontend improvements.
Accessibility widget tools
Visitor-facing toolbar for inclusive browsing.
Accessibility profiles
Preset visitor profiles for common needs.
Accessibility statement
Communicate efforts, contacts, and support.
Generate an Accessibility Statement in WordPress
Six clear steps from installing EaseAccess to publishing — and keeping — your accessibility statement up to date.
Install EaseAccess
Add the EaseAccess plugin to your WordPress site and activate it from your dashboard.
Open Accessibility Statement Settings
From the EaseAccess menu, head into the Accessibility Statement section.
Configure Statement Settings
Add your website name, contact details, support channels, and accessibility efforts.
Generate the Statement
Use the built-in generator to create your accessibility statement page.
Display Statement on the Website
Surface the frontend link so visitors can find your accessibility statement easily.
Update Accessibility Information Over Time
Revisit and refresh your statement as your accessibility work evolves.
Accessibility Communication for Different Website Workflows
EaseAccess fits the way different WordPress teams build, manage, and maintain their websites.
Business Websites
Communicate accessibility efforts to customers and stakeholders.
Agencies and Developers
Roll out accessibility statements across client WordPress sites.
eCommerce Websites
Give shoppers a clear contact for accessibility help.
Educational & Content Websites
Help readers and learners understand your accessibility approach.
Organizations Managing Accessibility Programs
Document accessibility work as part of a broader program.
Create an Accessibility Statement with EaseAccess
EaseAccess helps WordPress website owners generate and manage accessibility statements while supporting broader accessibility communication and improvement workflows.
An accessibility statement is a public-facing page that communicates accessibility-related information, accessibility efforts, and accessibility support details.
Yes. EaseAccess includes an Accessibility Statement Generator integrated into the WordPress dashboard.
No. Accessibility statements help support transparency and communication but do not independently guarantee compliance.
Yes. EaseAccess includes frontend accessibility statement visibility support.
Yes. Accessibility information should be reviewed and updated as website accessibility workflows evolve.
No. Accessibility statements should be used alongside accessibility scanning, testing, and ongoing accessibility improvements.
Yes. Agencies and developers may use the generator to support accessibility communication workflows across projects.
Yes. EaseAccess is designed specifically for WordPress websites.