Keyboard Navigation
Every interactive element is reachable and operable with a keyboard alone — no mouse required. Menus, dialogs, and forms follow a logical tab order.
We believe everyone should be able to use this site with ease and dignity — whatever device, ability, or assistive technology they bring. This is our ongoing commitment.
We design and build toward the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 at the AAA level — the highest conformance target. Accessibility is treated as a requirement of every page, not an afterthought.
Every interactive element is reachable and operable with a keyboard alone — no mouse required. Menus, dialogs, and forms follow a logical tab order.
Clear, theme-aware focus indicators show where you are on the page. Focus is never hidden or suppressed.
We honor your prefers-reduced-motion setting — animations become instant when you've asked your system to limit motion.
Meaningful images carry descriptive alternative text so screen reader users get the full story. Decorative images are hidden from assistive tech.
We provide captions and written transcripts for sermons and video content so everyone can follow along.
Pages use proper landmarks and a single, logical heading hierarchy, making navigation predictable for assistive technology.
Both themes are tuned for strong text and interface contrast, so content stays readable in either mode.
Buttons, links, and inputs meet a generous minimum touch size so they're easy to use on any device.
Accessibility is never "finished." If you run into something that's hard to use or read, we want to hear about it and fix it. Please include the page and what happened.