Make your site more inclusive with WP Firefly Accessibility — a lightweight, modular plugin that grants users essential control over readability and usability, without touching your design or performance.

Built to empower visitors—without hijacking your design

WP Firefly Accessibility is designed to enhance your site, not take it over. Unlike bloated accessibility overlays that inject heavy scripts, distort layouts, or fight with your theme’s styling, this plugin operates inside its own clean, isolated Shadow DOM, keeping your brand’s presentation pixel-perfect. Visitors can toggle accessibility options like font scaling, high contrast, reduced motion, focus outlines, skip-to-content, and media autoplay—all instantly, with no reloads or page flicker. Every choice is stored locally per user via localStorage, meaning preferences persist between visits without ever touching your database or adding unnecessary load. It’s accessibility that feels native, seamless, and invisible until needed.

Precision control for site owners

You decide exactly how the experience looks and behaves—from launcher positioning, icon style, and color palette to button offsets, accent shades, and accessible labels. The widget doesn’t override your theme or inject itself into your DOM until a user interacts with it, ensuring your design remains pristine and untouched. Whether you want a subtle floating button in the corner or a bold accessibility icon that stands out, every aspect can be tuned to align perfectly with your visual identity.

Lightweight. Blazing fast. Rock solid.

WP Firefly Accessibility runs on pure vanilla JavaScript and CSS—no jQuery, no bulky frameworks, and no external dependencies. It’s fully CDN-friendly and optimized for modern browsers, keeping your Core Web Vitals healthy and your page load speeds lightning-fast. The plugin adds functionality without weight, ensuring flawless compatibility across builders, themes, and caching systems. This is accessibility done right: fast, flexible, and built for the modern web.

How to Use WP Firefly Accessibility

1. Activate the Plugin
After installing WP Firefly Accessibility, activate it from your WordPress Plugins page. Once activated, you’ll find a new “Accessibility” tab under the WP Firefly menu.

2. Configure Your Preferences
Open the Accessibility settings page to customize:

• Launcher Position: Choose where the accessibility button appears (bottom-left, bottom-right, top-left, or top-right).

• Design Settings: Adjust colors, margins, and labels to match your site’s theme.

• Features: Toggle on or off individual options like Text Size, High Contrast, Reduce Motion, Focus Outlines, and more.

3. Save & Publish
Click Save Settings. The floating accessibility button will now appear on your site immediately—no shortcode or theme editing required.

4. User Interaction
Visitors can click the Accessibility button to open the control panel. From there, they can:

• Increase or decrease text size

• Toggle high contrast mode

• Adjust text spacing

• Reduce motion effects

• Enable or disable focus outlines

• Stop autoplaying media

Each choice is remembered locally in their browser, so returning users will see their preferences applied automatically.

5. Reset & Testing
To test the widget, clear your browser’s local storage or click “Reset All” inside the accessibility panel. This ensures the defaults and toggles reset as expected.