Tally forms are designed with accessibility in mind — built on semantic HTML so they work with keyboards, screen readers, and assistive technologies, free for everyone.
Tips for creating accessible forms
When we build new form fields, we follow the WCAG form guidelines as our reference. Our goal is to make sure that someone using only a keyboard, a screen reader, or another assistive tool can fill out a Tally form without hitting a wall.
Most of Tally's forms use standard HTML form elements, which gives you a solid accessible foundation out of the box. When we discover gaps (from user reports, audits, or our own testing), we fix them.
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Tally does not hold an official WCAG or ADA certification yet. We design and build with accessibility best practices in mind and work to continuously improve, but we can't guarantee full compliance for every use case. If accessibility is critical for your organization, we recommend testing your specific form with your target assistive technology before publishing.
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Here's what we've built and improved so far:
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