The goal is for everyone — including people with visual, motor, auditory, or cognitive impairments — to be able to use the website properly. This includes people who:

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• Use a screen reader (for example, due to blindness or low vision)

• Have difficulty with complex navigation

• Cannot use a mouse and rely solely on keyboard navigation

In the Netherlands, digital accessibility is legally required for government websites, but foundations and organizations with a social mission are increasingly expected to take accessibility seriously as well.

Accessibility Statement
Stichting DownSideUp

Last updated: 16 juni 2025 
At Stichting DownSideUp, we believe that everyone should be able to access our information, events, and activities — including online. That’s why we do our best to make this website as user-friendly and accessible as possible, for all people, regardless of ability, age, or digital experience.

What does accessibility mean to us?

Accessibility means that visitors can:

• Navigate and read the site easily, including with assistive tools like screen readers or keyboards

• Understand the content without complex language

• Use the site on various devices, such as a smartphone or tablet

• Find information without barriers, even if processing takes a bit more time

What we’ve already done

While developing this website, we’ve taken care to:

• Create a simple and clear menu structure

• Use clear and descriptive button labels

• Add alt-text to important images

• Ensure contrast is readable in most cases

• Write content in plain and accessible language

What we’re working to improve