Accessibility
Websites that everyone can use
About one in six people lives with a disability (World Health Organization). Page Builder Sandwich builds pages that work with a keyboard and a screen reader, stay still for people who get dizzy from motion, and warns you while you build when something would shut people out.
What it means for you
Everyone can use your site
Works without a mouse
Menus, tabs, accordions, sliders and dialogs open and close with the keyboard, and screen readers announce what changed.
Calm for people who need it
Animations, marquees and counters stay still for visitors whose device asks for less motion.
Caught before you publish
The checker flags missing image descriptions, weak colour contrast and headings that skip a level while you build. Pro fixes them in one click.
Blocks built for everyone, in their own words
- Animated text: A paragraph or heading that types itself out, or whose words fade or rise in, when it scrolls into view. Still for visitors who ask for less motion.
- Cursor effects: A ring, a spotlight or a short trail that follows the mouse pointer over a section, or over the whole page. Off on touch screens and for visitors who ask for less motion.
- Marquee: A line of short texts that scrolls across the page, with a pause button. Still for visitors who ask for less motion.
- Particles background: A section with slowly drifting dots behind its blocks. One still frame for visitors who ask for less motion.
- Checklist: A list of tasks, each marked done or still to do, in words for screen readers as well as with a tick.
- Tabs: Content in tabs: visitors switch between panels by mouse or keyboard.
- Tooltip: A word or phrase that shows a short explanation on hover and keyboard focus.
- Comparison table: Plans or products side by side, with yes and no marks that screen readers read as words.
- Flip box: A card that turns over to show more: on hover, on keyboard focus, or with its own button on touch screens.
- Logo marquee: Logos scrolling slowly across, with a pause button; still for visitors who ask for less motion.
- Gallery: Images in a masonry, justified or even grid, opening in an accessible lightbox.
- Image accordion: Image panels side by side; the one under the pointer or keyboard widens to show its text.
- Parallax image: An image that drifts as the page scrolls. Still for visitors who prefer less motion.
- Slider: A carousel of slides, images, posts or products: swipe, buttons or automatic, and accessible.
Every feature here
Free
Accessibility checker
Flags missing alternative text, weak colour contrast and other problems while you build.
Pro
One-click accessibility fixes
Finds images without alt text, headings that skip a level and links that say “click here”, and fixes them in one go.
Questions about accessibility
Is Page Builder Sandwich accessible?
Its blocks are built for keyboards, screen readers and reduced motion, and the free plugin includes an accessibility checker. Your content still matters: the checker tells you what to fix.
Does the accessibility checker cost extra?
No. It is in the free plugin. Page Builder Sandwich Pro adds one-click fixes.
Which blocks are built with accessibility in mind?
Every block. 14 of them say so in their own description, listed on this page.
Try Page Builder Sandwich
Start free with 44 blocks, or open the real editor with Pro on a private demo page. No sign-up.