Accessible Surveys and Screen Readers

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GetFeedback Accessibility (March 2026)

Compliance Overview

GetFeedback Digital has partial conformance with WCAG 2.2 Level AA, WCAG 2.1 Level AA, and Revised Section 508 standards. We regularly audit the platform to make sure surveys are accessible using keyboard navigation, screen readers, and other assistive technologies.

Accessibility Features

Most of the application is fully usable with a keyboard and screen reader.

Keyboard and Screen Readers: You can read content in a logical order (Meaningful Sequence) using arrow keys.
Visual Indicators: GetFeedback doesn't rely only on color to convey information; we use text labels, patterns, or other visual indicators to differentiate elements. Most elements meet accessibility contrast standards.
Text and Layout: The application lets you resize text up to 200% and lets most content reflow to fit various screen sizes without horizontal scrolling.
Form Fields: Form fields use appropriate semantic markup to let browsers and assistive technologies identify their intended purpose (Input Purpose, for example, supporting autofill).
Authentication: The login process supports password managers and copy/paste functionality, and it doesn’t require complex cognitive tests like solving puzzles.

TIP! The accessibility of embedded widgets might depend on the implementation of the customer website where you deploy the widget.

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Accessible Surveys and Screen Readers

GetFeedback Accessibility (March 2026)

Compliance Overview

Accessibility Features

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