Make Your Elementor Sites More ACCESSIBLE for Everyone | Semantic HTML | Page Region Landmark

[@jenniferr3185]

This is the best explanation I have found on how to make a Wordpress site ADA compliant with Elementor. Thank you so much!

[@daveden2]

You're welcome! I plan on making an updated video at some point based on the updated Elementor widgets.

[@heinvanvlastuin4954]

I really love this video. This is going to help hundreds of web developers. I will use it as a reference video for my colleagues.

[@KariposTheOne]

This is great and very helpful!

[@enokela5086]

I don’t understand all these grammars, however it’s good to see your face😀😀😀😀 I love how all these things are put into consideration while building websites

[@daveden2]

I think I need to do a better job of simplifying my words. But yes, a lot of things indeed need to be considered to ensure our websites are accessible to the widest audience

[@JoshuaOkediji-g4e]

Great tutorial! Thank you

[@MrShegz]

Awesome tutorial!

[@daveden2]

What recommendations do you have for improving accessibility in Elementor?

[@heinvanvlastuin4954]

I have a question, David. Which theme do you use? I use Elementor in combination with Hello Theme, and I believe comes with the header, footer and main landmark out of the box. I would love to get your take on that. I might be mistaken, but I am quite sure about this. I never set the header and footer landmarks, but they are correct in my dev environement.

[@daveden2]

Yeah, you're right.I think a few days after the video was published, there was an update released for Hello which I believe solved the problem (especially with adding the tag). But a lot of websites using the existing Elementor Theme Builder templates still have their header and footer as divs (including websquadron)

[@LUSHImboundMarketingFKcom]

VERY useful tutorial. THANK YOU!