About this plugin
This plugin connects your WordPress site to the WebMax accessibility service and loads an accessibility widget on your front end after you connect an account.
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What this plugin does
- Loads the WebMax accessibility widget on your public pages when your account is connected
- Lets you customize widget colors, position, language, statement link, and trigger options
- Syncs those settings with your WebMax account
- Shows plan/subscription status and lets you start checkout on WebMax
- Displays an accessibility statement generated for your site
- Includes a dashboard with usage status and measured accessibility comparison scores
External service
This plugin is a client for the WebMax accessibility service. Widget CSS and JavaScript ship inside the plugin ( public/css/, public/js/ ) and are not loaded from remote CDNs. The plugin calls WebMax over HTTPS only for account/API operations (service calls):
- API and account: https://webmax.co/api/v1/
- Widget initialization: https://webmax.co/api/initWidget (proxied through this site’s REST route when serving the front-end widget)
A WebMax account is required. Data sent may include your site URL/domain, account email, authentication token, widget customization settings, subscription/billing requests, and (when you run a comparison audit) scan requests for your site URL.
Creating an account, connecting the plugin, saving settings, managing billing, and running audits are user-initiated actions from the WordPress admin.
The plugin does not add promotional “Powered by” credits or external marketing links on the public site.
- Terms of Service: https://webmax.co/pages/term-and-conditions
- Privacy Policy: https://webmax.co/pages/privacy-and-cookies-policy
After activation, go to WebMax → Accessibility Controls, connect your account under Plan & Subscription, then customize the widget.
Development / Source
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