Keyboard access
Skip links, visible focus states, and navigable controls.
Accessibility
Accessibility support is part of the site, not an afterthought.
The site is being shaped to work more clearly with keyboards, screen readers, zoomed layouts, reduced motion preferences, and calmer reading surfaces across desktop and mobile.
Readable layouts
Cleaner spacing, responsive content width, and calmer typography.
Motion aware
Animation and scrolling reduce when the user asks for less motion.
Current support
Accessibility features available now
Skip navigation
A skip link helps keyboard and screen reader users jump straight to main content.
Visible focus states
Shared buttons, links, form fields, and interactive cards now receive clearer focus treatment.
Reduced motion support
Smooth scrolling and decorative transitions scale back when reduced motion is preferred.
Responsive reading surfaces
Major pages are designed to reflow for smaller screens and larger zoom levels without losing access to key actions.
Ongoing work
Areas still being improved
Contrast review
We are continuing to check contrast combinations across the newer visual system and image-heavy pages.
Screen reader polish
Complex tools like the verse generator and Bible study surfaces still benefit from deeper labeling and usage testing.
Form and status messaging
Some interactive flows still need more explicit live-region and validation support.
Help us improve
Accessibility feedback is welcome
If a page, control, or reading flow is difficult to use with a keyboard, screen reader, magnification, or reduced-motion preference, that should be treated as a product issue worth fixing.