Fits into your existing workflow
Integrate the accessibility widget into your website.
The scanner checks publicly accessible pages without any installation. For the optional reading aids, you connect your website to an Accessonaut project. Choose your installation method here.
Content management systems
WordPress
Install the plugin, connect your project and manage the reading aids centrally.
Open guide for WordPressTYPO3
Switch it on per site with the Accessonaut extension, without template changes.
Open guide for TYPO3Contao
Switch it on per website root with the Accessonaut bundle, without layout changes.
Open guide for ContaoJoomla
Output the embed code as a custom module at the end of every page.
Open guide for JoomlaDrupal
Load it as an external library in your own theme or subtheme.
Open guide for DrupalGhost
Load it on every page of your publication via code injection in the site footer.
Open guide for GhostHubSpot CMS
Load it on all HubSpot pages of a domain via the site footer HTML.
Open guide for HubSpot CMS
Online shops
WooCommerce
Add your own reading aids to selected WooCommerce shop pages.
Open guide for WooCommerceShopify
Add the widget to the shared layout of your online store.
Open guide for ShopifyShopware 6
Add it via your own theme in the block before the closing body tag.
Open guide for Shopware 6PrestaShop
Add it before the closing body tag of all shop pages via a child theme.
Open guide for PrestaShop
Website builders
Webflow
One central footer code for your published Webflow pages.
Open guide for WebflowWix
Load the reading aids as custom code across your whole website.
Open guide for WixSquarespace
Add it centrally via the global code injection.
Open guide for SquarespaceFramer
Load the embed code as custom code at the end of the body tag on every page.
Open guide for Framer
Custom development and tag managers
Next.js / React
Load it in the shared layout and keep a single instance across page changes.
Open guide for Next.js / ReactHTML / custom CMS
One script in the shared template of your website.
Open guide for HTML / custom CMSGoogle Tag Manager
Fire it as a custom HTML tag on every page of your container.
Open guide for Google Tag Manager
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Installation and improvement go hand in hand.
The widget offers personal display options. For accessible content, forms and processes, you also fix barriers in the source code. Start with a check and document the changes.
Practical knowledge for your next steps
All articles in the knowledge baseBasics
Accessibility widgets: useful help with clear limits
What an accessibility menu can do, which problems must be fixed at the source and how to test the integration in practice.
Everyday practice
WordPress accessibility: checking themes, content and plugins
A practical workflow for WordPress teams: choose suitable themes, keep content accessible and test changes on the real user journey.