What is the accessibility feature?

The accessibility feature on this website is anything that helps people with disabilities, or people who simply interact with websites differently, use the site successfully.

For a church website, accessibility matters because your digital welcome should be as open as your physical welcome.

Common accessibility features include:

• Larger text / text resizing so people with limited vision can read more easily.
• High-contrast mode to make text and backgrounds easier to distinguish.
• Keyboard navigation, allowing someone to move around the website without using a mouse.
• Screen-reader compatibility, so software can read the website aloud.
• Alt text for images, describing an image to someone who cannot see it. For example: “Members of St. Matthew’s gathered for Sunday worship.”
• Clear headings and page structure, helping both screen readers and visitors understand the page.
• Captions and transcripts for videos and audio.
• Accessible forms, where fields such as Name, Email, and Prayer Request have proper labels.
• Visible focus indicators, showing keyboard users which link or button they have selected.
• Good color contrast, especially between text and its background.

To use the accessibility feature if you need it, click on the blue dot on the left bottom corner and choose your accessibile need, and the website will adapt itself to it. All the best and blessings.