NFG Updates Color Palette for Enhanced Accessibility Standards
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🎨 Network for Good's color palette is now accessible ➡️
Network for Good's colors have been updated to meet accessibility standards, so text, buttons, and interactive elements are reliably readable for all users, including those with low vision or color-perception differences. This is a color-only update: no features, data, or workflows have changed.
What's New
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Accent colors are standardized to a consistent deep blue across navigation, primary buttons, interactive text links, and page header icons, replacing the previous mix of orange and teal/dark-blue variations
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Secondary buttons now use a neutral border and dark text; tertiary/text buttons use blue instead of orange
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Danger and error states (buttons, borders, form help text) move from orange to red for clearer contrast
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Info and Danger alerts and badges, including Active Donor and Volunteer status badges, now use the updated blue/red palette
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Form inputs, checkboxes, radios, and toggles reflect the new active/focus colors
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Sub-navigation icons have been removed from the sidebar
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Donor-facing giving pages are included; functionally identical, colors only
No changes have been made to any Network for Good functionality, data, settings, or workflows. Page layout and navigation structure are unchanged. This update applies automatically for all customers; there's nothing to configure or turn on.
