Under Construction

Readiness

PHP Compatibility

Categories with Findings

Positive Observations

• All theme files properly check for ABSPATH constant to prevent direct access
• Uses esc_url() function for jQuery URL output showing security awareness
• Template system uses placeholder tokens [title], [content], etc. rather than direct PHP variable output
• Uses fonts.bunny.net instead of Google Fonts, showing privacy consideration
• Consistent file structure across all theme templates
• No direct database queries or user input processing in theme files
• Proper ABSPATH check prevents direct file access
• Consistent use of nonce verification in AJAX handlers
• Proper capability checks in most admin functions
• Good use of wp_kses for content sanitization
• Proper text domain usage for internationalization
• Cache clearing implementation for various caching plugins
• Proper use of WordPress Settings API
• Plugin properly checks for admin context before loading admin functionality
• Uses proper WordPress action hooks (admin_init, admin_enqueue_scripts)
• Implements proper CSS and JS enqueueing through WordPress APIs
• Uses appropriate WordPress escaping functions in most contexts
• Minimal attack surface with only basic flyout menu functionality
• No database operations or file system access present
• Clean, well-structured CSS with responsive design considerations
• JavaScript uses event delegation and proper event handling
• Consistent code formatting and commenting
• Proper use of CSS transitions and media queries
• No inline styles or scripts detected
• CSS uses semantic selectors and follows naming conventions
• Proper ABSPATH security checks in all theme files
• Uses wp_remote_get() instead of cURL for HTTP requests
• Consistent file structure across theme templates
• Uses esc_url() for URL output in some places
• Follows WordPress coding standards for file headers
• Good security practices with nonce verification throughout AJAX handlers
• Proper capability checks for administrative functions
• Comprehensive options sanitization in sanitize_settings()
• Well-structured admin interface with tabbed organization
• Good use of WordPress hooks and filters for extensibility
• Proper enqueueing of scripts and styles
• Cache busting implemented for various caching plugins
• Uses proper WordPress admin styling and UI patterns
• Implements proper admin JavaScript with jQuery document ready patterns
• CSS follows WordPress admin conventions with proper namespacing
• Uses WordPress color schemes and maintains consistent visual design
• Includes responsive design considerations for mobile admin interface
• Follows WordPress file organization conventions with separate CSS/JS folders
• CSS is well-structured with clear organization and proper media queries for responsive design
• JavaScript uses proper event prevention (preventDefault()) and returns false for event handling
• CSS uses modern techniques like flexbox positioning and proper z-index management
• Good separation of concerns with separate CSS files for different themes
• All templates properly declare document language (lang="en")
• Responsive viewport meta tag is correctly implemented across all themes
• Images include both alt text and title attributes for context
• Consistent HTML structure across all theme templates
• Proper DOCTYPE and character encoding declared
• Templates use semantic heading (h1) for main page title
• Plugin uses WordPress's built-in accessibility features like get_submit_button()
• Proper nonce verification for form security
• Uses semantic HTML elements in most admin interface sections
• Includes proper WordPress admin styles and scripts
• Provides alternative text for most images
• Uses WordPress translation functions for internationalization
• Plugin uses WordPress core UI patterns which provide some accessibility baseline
• CSS includes responsive design considerations for mobile accessibility
• Theme styling allows for high contrast customization possibilities
• Plugin avoids complex JavaScript interactions that could create accessibility barriers
• Uses semantic focus selectors (:focus) in CSS
• Implements proper event prevention (preventDefault) in JavaScript
• Provides hover states for better visual feedback
• Uses consistent naming conventions for CSS classes