Accessibility should not be the last thing you check in a TYPO3 project
Accessibility issues are often discovered too late in TYPO3 projects. Moving checks into the editorial workflow makes them easier to find and fix before content goes live.
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TYPO3 accessibility insights.
Practical notes from building Accessibility Quality Gate — a TYPO3-native accessibility workflow for editors, integrators and agencies.
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Automated accessibility checks are useful — but they are not enough
Automated tools catch real accessibility issues, but they cannot judge every interaction or user barrier. Here is how TYPO3 teams can combine Local, Rendered, Remote and manual testing.
TYPO3 accessibility checklist for editors: what to check before publishing
A practical checklist for TYPO3 editors covering images, headings, links, tables, forms and other accessibility issues to review before content goes live.
How agencies can use AQG in maintenance workflows
Accessibility is not a one-time audit. For agencies maintaining client TYPO3 projects, AQG offers a continuous check layer that catches regressions before they become expensive fixes.
Build accessibility checks into your TYPO3 workflow
Accessibility Quality Gate helps TYPO3 editors, integrators and agencies catch issues earlier with local content checks, page-level issue tracking, rendered page scans and reporting workflows.