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What this site is built to meet.

The target is WCAG 2.2 Level AA on every path a reader can take. This page says what that means here, what you can set for yourself, and how to report anything that fails you.

The target.

  • The standardWCAG 2.2 Level AA, on every active path, at every viewport.
  • Small textText set below 14px is held to a stronger contrast floor of 7 to 1 on the ground it lands on.
  • Keyboard and touchEverything can be operated by keyboard alone, with a visible focus ring, and every control gives at least 44px to touch.
  • MotionNothing here depends on motion. Every page is complete and still at first paint when reduced motion is set, and the motion switch in reading preferences mirrors and can override the system setting.

What you can set.

Reading preferences hold text size at 100, 125, 150, and 200 percent, with 150 as the named low-vision step; a plainer typeface for the body text; Scripture set in roman instead of italic; the motion switch; and the reading colour scheme, which applies to the reading surface. Every setting is reversible and reads back its current value, without an account.

Reading preferences

Report a barrier.

Reports are read by the person who runs the site. There is no service level; you hear back when there is an answer, at the address you choose to leave.

In your own words. What you were doing, and what would not work.

The page, if you know it.

Only if you want an answer. It is used for that and nothing else.

This form reports an accessibility barrier. It is kept for that purpose only and never enters any measurement system.

The same report can be made at the contact page under Accessibility.