=== Rampsight Accessibility ===
Contributors: rampsight
Tags: accessibility, wcag, european accessibility act, accessibility statement, audit
Requires at least: 6.4
Tested up to: 7.1
Stable tag: 1.0.0
Requires PHP: 7.4
License: GPLv2 or later
License URI: https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html

Accessibility check of your site (WCAG 2.2) from wp-admin, plus a hosted Accessibility Statement — what the European Accessibility Act expects.

== Description ==

Rampsight Accessibility reads the pages of your site in a real browser and lists the WCAG 2.2 A/AA failures it finds (missing alternative text, unlabeled form fields, low contrast, keyboard traps in menus…), with a 0–100 score and guidance on how to fix each one.

**Free:** a 10-page check of your site, on demand, straight from Tools → Accessibility. No account.

**With a Rampsight plan (from €19/month):** weekly re-scans of up to 300 pages, alerts when something regresses, a shareable report, and a hosted **Accessibility Statement** — the document the European Accessibility Act (in force since 28 June 2025 for online shops and services sold to EU consumers) expects you to publish. Connect your site with an API key and the results appear in wp-admin.

**What this plugin is not:** a certification. Automated checks find many accessibility failures, never all of them. Rampsight is monitoring, and it never claims your site is "compliant".

= This plugin uses an external service =

This plugin is an interface to the Rampsight service at https://rampsight.com. The checks run on Rampsight's servers (a real browser opens your site's public pages). Data sent, and when:

* **Free check** — only when an administrator clicks "Check this site": the public address of this site. The result is stored on Rampsight for 30 days and available at an unguessable link.
* **Connected account** — only when an administrator connects an API key: the key (stored in this site's options) is sent with each request to read the monitored site's results; "Run a scan now" asks Rampsight to crawl the site's public pages.

Nothing is sent automatically or in the background, and no visitor data of your site is involved. Terms: https://rampsight.com/legal/terms · Privacy: https://rampsight.com/legal/privacy

== Installation ==

1. Upload the plugin or install it from the directory, then activate it.
2. Go to **Tools → Accessibility** and click **Check this site** for a free 10-page check.
3. For weekly monitoring and the accessibility statement: create an account at https://rampsight.com, add this site, create an API key (Settings → API), and paste it under **Connect**.

== Frequently Asked Questions ==

= Does the free check need an account? =

No. It sends only the public address of your site, and the result lives at an unguessable link on rampsight.com for 30 days.

= Does the plugin change my site? =

No. It reads results and shows them in wp-admin. Fixing a failure is done in your theme, plugins or content — the "How to fix" links explain each rule.

= Is my site "compliant" after the score is high? =

No tool can promise that. Automated testing covers a part of WCAG; the rest (keyboard flow, screen-reader experience, plain language) needs a person. The score tells you how much of the detectable part is fixed.

= Where is the accessibility statement? =

On a Rampsight plan, the statement is written in the Rampsight dashboard and hosted at a public link you add to your footer.

== Screenshots ==

1. The free check result in Tools → Accessibility: score, grade and the failures found.
2. Connected to a Rampsight plan: the monitored site's latest scan and its failures with fix guidance.

== Changelog ==

= 1.0.0 =
* First release: free 10-page check, connection to a Rampsight plan, latest scan and failures in wp-admin.

== Upgrade Notice ==

= 1.0.0 =
First release.
