Link purpose check
It finds generic link texts ("more", "here", "click") and provides concrete suggestions for retexting them.
Function in one sentence — and in three sentences
„"Click here," "read more," "continue" — these link texts are worthless from the perspective of a screen reader user. Anyone listening to a list of all the links on a page hears "more / more / more / here / more / continue" — no information.
The link purpose check scans all links on the page and reports generic link texts. For each match, a specific retext suggestion is made (based on the surrounding context).
Technical measures
- Pattern list: recognizes „more", „here", „click", „read more", „continue", „read", „►" etc.
- Context analysis: takes the last heading + the first 60 characters before the link.
- Suggested retexte.g., „Read more about the ARIA Manager module" instead of just „More".
- Aria label fallback: For buttons that cannot be visually changed, `aria-label` is set with the suggestion.
- Issue list in the backend with quick apply buttons per hit.
You can find these settings in the module tab.
- Adjust/Expand Pattern List
- Aria Label Auto-Apply: suggestion only / set directly
- Excel export for editorial maintenance
- Whitelist selectors (e.g., map lists where the context dictates otherwise)
Path in Admin: WP-Admin → Accessibility → Modules → Link Purpose Check
Use case
Recommended for any page with editorial content — blogs, news, club magazines, online shops with product cards.
That fits together thematically.
Heading hygiene
WCAG 1.3.1Detects and corrects skipped heading levels, duplicate H1s, and missing structure.
Alt text audit
WCAG 1.1.1Scans media library and pages for missing, empty, or generic alt text and delivers a prioritized issue list.
ARIA Manager
WCAG 4.1.2Automatically assigns correct ARIA roles, states, and properties to interactive elements.
Activate the module for your site?
In the initial 15-minute consultation, we will clarify whether the module is relevant for your theme and content type — and what the setup looks like.