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Accessibility statement

For the Grantary application (app.grantary.co.uk) and website (www.grantary.co.uk). Published 29 July 2026 · next review due January 2027.

Our commitment

Grantary is used by charity teams of every size and make-up, including volunteers and trustees, and we want every one of them to be able to run their grants here. We build against WCAG 2.2 level AA as our technical target, and we recognise our anticipatory duty under the Equality Act 2010 to make reasonable adjustments.

What we've built in

  • Semantic HTML throughout: real headings, labels on every form field, and server-rendered pages that work without JavaScript-heavy interaction patterns.
  • Full keyboard operability with a visible focus state on controls.
  • A colour system designed for AA contrast in both light and dark themes, with meaning never carried by colour alone — statuses always pair a label with their colour.
  • Charts and visualisations carry text alternatives: named, counted legends and data tables alongside donuts and trend lines.
  • Motion is decorative only and respects the reduced-motion preference.
  • Text scales with browser zoom and text-only zoom without loss of function.

Where we honestly are

  • A formal third-party WCAG 2.2 audit has not yet been carried out. The statements above describe how the product is built, not an audited conformance claim. A formal audit is planned, and this statement will be updated with its date, method and findings.
  • Known rough edges: some data-dense screens (the assessment workspace, large ledgers) have not been systematically tested with screen readers, and CSV exports are raw data files with no accessible formatting.

If something doesn't work for you

Tell us at info@prodro.co.ukwith "Accessibility" in the subject line. We'll respond within five working days, and if a part of Grantary is blocking you we will find you another route to the same information — your organisation's records are yours, and an interface should never stand between you and them.