Accessibility

Accessibility approach

Design and review work is guided by the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, with WCAG 2.2 Level AA used as a practical target. This statement describes an ongoing effort and is not a claim that every page or media item has been independently certified.

• Semantic headings, landmarks, lists, links, and controls.
• Keyboard-operable navigation and playback controls.
• Visible focus treatment and theme-aware text contrast.
• Text labels or accessible names for interactive controls.
• Responsive layouts that support zoom and smaller screens.
• Reduced reliance on color alone to communicate meaning.

Scripture text and audio

Available chapter pages pair audio with displayed KJV text so the passage can be read without relying on audio alone. The displayed passage is also the canonical reference if a creative audio performance is difficult to understand or differs from the expected wording.

Compatibility

The site is designed for current versions of major browsers and assistive technologies. Very old browsers, unusual browser extensions, device-level media restrictions, or unsupported combinations may behave differently.

Known limits

Audio availability varies by chapter, and accessibility can differ across browsers and media controls. We continue to review the player, reading experience, forms, and navigation as the shared site platform changes.