Accessibility Matters

How can my nonprofit meet WCAG 2.1 AA standards?

Achieve compliance and create a better user experience for all visitors.

By the DoodleWeb team · Last updated October 16, 2026

WCAG 2.2 AA
Seattle, USA
Senior engineers only

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WCAG 2.2 AA
Seattle, USA
Senior engineers only

What you get

Comprehensive Compliance Audit

We analyze your website to pinpoint areas needing improvement for WCAG 2.1 AA compliance, enhancing both standards adherence and user experience.

Custom Development Solutions

Our senior engineers create tailored solutions that integrate accessibility features into your nonprofit’s core design, ensuring they are not just an add-on.

Ongoing Training and Support

We provide training for your staff to familiarize them with accessibility best practices, empowering your organization to maintain compliance as your website evolves.

How it works

1
Initial Consultation
We arrange a consultation to understand your nonprofit’s goals, current website condition, and specific accessibility needs.
2
Conducting a WCAG Audit
Our team performs a detailed WCAG audit to identify compliance gaps on your website.
3
Implementation of Changes
We enact necessary adjustments to align your site with WCAG 2.1 AA standards, focusing on design and user interaction.
4
Ongoing Monitoring and Support
After launch, we provide continuous support and resources to help your team maintain compliance and access.

Frequently asked questions

WCAG compliance refers to following the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, which are developed to help make websites accessible for people with disabilities.

WCAG compliance is vital for nonprofits as it fosters inclusivity, widens audience reach, and mitigates legal risks tied to accessibility. An accessible website enhances the experience for all users, benefitting the nonprofit's mission.

To guarantee accessibility for your nonprofit's website, carry out an accessibility audit, implement necessary amendments aligning with WCAG standards, and invest in continuous staff training. Collaborating with experts can streamline this process.

Prioritize factors like text readability, keyboard navigation, and the effective use of ARIA labels for enhanced site accessibility. Regularly evaluate your site’s performance using tools that assess WCAG compliance.

Updates for accessibility should be made consistently, ideally alongside any content updates or redesigns. Establish a review schedule to sustain ongoing compliance.

Failure to address accessibility standards may affect trust with your audience and decrease the accessibility of your site to a wider public. It's important for nonprofits to adhere to established accessibility standards.

The time required to achieve WCAG compliance can depend on multiple factors impacting your web development process.

Many accessibility improvements can be made to existing sites. The approach chosen will depend on your website's needs and current state.