Accessibility

How Fundraise Up meets WCAG accessibility standards.

Fundraise Up conforms to WCAG 2.2 AA standards across the , , , and . This means who use assistive technologies can complete donations without barriers. Independent third-party auditors regularly verify our compliance.

Screen readers

 
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The platform works with common screen readers:

  • VoiceOver (macOS).
  • Narrator (Windows).
  • NVDA and other third-party screen readers.
  • Browser extensions with screen reading capabilities.

We use ARIA (Accessible Rich Internet Applications) labels throughout the donation experience. These labels identify form fields, buttons, navigation elements, and error messages so screen readers can announce them clearly.

All images uploaded to the platform get automatic alt text descriptions. This includes logos, images, and custom graphics.

Keyboard navigation

 
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Supporters can complete the entire donation process using only a keyboard:

  • Tab moves forward through form fields and buttons.
  • Shift+Tab moves backward.
  • Enter or Space activates buttons and selects options.
  • Arrow keys navigate through dropdown menus.

Every interactive element can be reached and activated without a mouse or trackpad.

Magnification and contrast

 
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The platform adapts to browser zoom settings. Layout adjusts to keep forms readable and buttons accessible at larger sizes.

Browser contrast settings also apply to the donation experience. Supporters who use high-contrast modes or custom color schemes through their browser or operating system will see those preferences reflected.

Typography

 
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We use fonts designed for on-screen readability. Text remains sharp and legible when magnified. All currency symbols, accented characters, and special characters display correctly across devices and operating systems.

For WCAG compliance certificates and accessibility audit reports, visit the Fundraise Up Trust Center.