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Accessibility built into the browsing experience

Keyboard access, responsive layouts, native controls and reduced-motion support are part of the current site design.

LendingClub provides independent decision support and planning tools. We are not a lender and do not make credit decisions.

LendingClub is built to support common keyboard, screen-size and motion preferences. This page describes the accessibility features present in the current site without claiming formal certification.

Keyboard and focus

Primary navigation, buttons, links, form controls and FAQ controls are intended to be reachable by keyboard. Visible focus treatment is provided for interactive controls.

Responsive layouts

The layout adapts from desktop to tablet and mobile widths. Main content remains in document order, and mobile navigation is available from the menu button.

Forms and calculators

Calculator inputs use visible labels and native input controls. Results are displayed as text in the page rather than only by color or animation.

Motion preferences

The stylesheet includes reduced-motion handling so decorative transitions are disabled when the user requests reduced motion.

Images and structure

Meaningful images include alternative text, pages use a single primary heading, and repeated navigation is separated from main content.

Limitations

Accessibility can vary by browser, assistive technology and hosting environment. If a feature is difficult to use, your browser’s zoom, text-size and keyboard navigation settings may help.

Questions about this website

For a website issue, email [email protected]. Include the affected page and a brief explanation. Existing loan disputes belong with the lender or servicer.

Further checks for this decision

Keyboard access matters for users who cannot operate a mouse or touchscreen.1

A visible focus indicator helps keyboard users identify the active link or control.2

Clear input labels explain which information a form expects.3

Text that reflows when enlarged can be easier to read without horizontal scrolling.4

Sources & further reading

Numbered references support the guidance or checks indicated above. They are separate from this website’s own policies, examples and provider decisions.

  1. W3C: Keyboard accessibility↩
  2. W3C: Visible keyboard focus↩
  3. W3C: Labels or instructions↩
  4. W3C: Reflow↩