Making the ministry easier to reach and use

Our goal

As the site moves into production, we aim to follow widely recognized web-accessibility practices and work toward WCAG 2.2 Level AA where reasonably achievable. We will not claim conformance until the production site has been tested.

Accessibility practices built into this preview

• keyboard-accessible navigation and visible focus behavior;
• a skip-to-content link on primary pages;
• semantic headings and landmark regions;
• responsive layouts for phones, tablets, and desktop screens;
• strong text/background contrast in the core design system;
• descriptive link text rather than relying only on icons;
• alternative text or accessible descriptions for meaningful images;
• captions and transcripts as requirements when video and audio are published; and
• plain-language pathways through the five Doorways, teachings, and questions.

Media accessibility

When video and audio teachings are added, the canonical Teaching model is designed to support captions, transcripts, written teaching, and audio so visitors can choose the format that works best for them.

Known pre-launch limitations

Several elements still require production integration, including some images, forms, social links, donation processing, and the final AI service. Accessibility testing will need to be repeated when those production systems are connected.

Tell us about a barrier

If you encounter an accessibility problem, please use the contact page and describe the page, feature, device, or assistive technology involved. We want accessibility feedback to become part of the site’s ongoing improvement rather than a one-time launch task.