Website accessibility
We want this website to work for more people
We design and test the site so people can use a keyboard, enlarge text, reduce motion, and understand our forms. We keep improving it through testing and feedback.
What works now
Ways we make the site easier to use
- Clear page headings and sections
- A skip link and navigation that work with a keyboard
- Visible outlines around selected links and buttons
- Readable color contrast
- Clear form labels, instructions, and error messages
- Less animation when your device requests it
- Written explanations for diagrams
- Layouts that work on small screens and when text is enlarged
- Important information is never available only in an image
Keyboard and forms
Familiar controls and clear forms
Menus and forms use familiar browser controls. If a form has an error, the message identifies the field that needs attention and keeps the information you already entered.
Other formats
Ask for a format that is easier to use
If a resource or process is difficult to use, contact us for a plain-text explanation or another suitable format. What we can provide depends on the source material and the people and time available.
Known limits
What may still be difficult
- We have not yet had the website checked by an independent accessibility specialist.
- The external forms used by the Impact Hack may work differently from this website.
- The site may work differently with some screen readers, browsers, or devices.
- Some policy pages contain detailed information. Contact us if you need a plain-text explanation or another reasonable format.
Feedback
Report an access problem
Last reviewed: 2026-08-13. We review accessibility messages sent through our general contact form. Some problems may take longer to fix.