Accessibility by Design: Breaking Barriers by Crafting Inclusive Donor Experiences

Did you know that according to the World Health Organization, more than 285 million people worldwide live with visual impairments, and 15% of the global population lives with some form of disability? Among them, a substantial portion rely on adaptive technology — including screen readers, voice assistants, and accessible software — to navigate the digital landscape and open doors to the online world.

But what are nonprofit organizations and agencies doing to ensure an accessible donor experience?

Crafting donor experiences that consider this population is not just a matter of social responsibility — it's a strategic necessity for the success of nonprofits and their fundraising campaigns. By adopting inclusive design principles, you'll ensure that no one is left behind, and everyone has the opportunity to connect with your cause. What sets your campaigns apart is not just what you’re raising funds for, but how you’re doing it.

Sign up now to learn:

1. Why accessibility is more than just a compliance issue
2. The best practices of inclusive design principles
3. Ideas to create digital experiences that are inviting and empowering for all audiences
4. Ways to improve donor and user experience with readily available accessibility features
5. Where to start evaluating your existing digital experiences, content, and campaigns to create more accessible ones for the future

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