This article breaks down different parts of the Qgiv platform so you can assess whether our products meet the accessibility needs of your constituents. We’re continually working to improve access to our platform, so check back here for updates.

All testing was performed with JAWS and VoiceOver screen readers.

Donation Forms and Event Registrations

Qgiv donation forms and standard event registrations meet Levels A and AA for WCAG 2.1 AA-AAA accessibility. This includes keyboard accessibility, text alternatives for non-text content, visual contrast of text and images, and consistent navigation between pages.

Level AAA support for donation forms and event registrations is partial. Most applicable criteria meet the guidelines, but a few criteria have partial support, and motion animations cannot be disabled.

Peer-to-Peer

Peer-to-peer registration meets Levels A and AA for accessibility. This includes keyboard accessibility, text alternatives for non-text content, visual contrast of text and images, and consistent navigation between pages.

Level AAA support for peer-to-peer registration is partial. Most applicable criteria meet the guidelines, but a few criteria have partial support, and motion animations cannot be disabled.

Accessibility testing of general site navigation, store, and participant fundraising pages is ongoing and will be added to this page as it becomes available.

Auctions

Web registration, bidding, and donations for auctions meet Level A and partially meet Levels AA and AAA for accessibility. Supported criteria include text alternatives for non-text content, theme customization to meet visual contrast guidelines, and no background audio.

Some elements of each testing level are only partially supported. For a detailed breakdown of the testing criteria, you can request a copy of our VPAT documentation.

Accessibility testing of the rest of the auction platform is ongoing. This article will be updated as additional documentation becomes available.