Accessibility
Last reviewed August 1, 2026
Our commitment
A Holy Start is built for every season of life, and that includes seasons of low vision, screen readers, tremor, migraine, and tired eyes at six in the morning. We are actively working to conform to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 at Level AA, and accessibility work is part of our regular development, not an afterthought.
What is in place today
- Semantic structure: real headings for each part of the daily liturgy, landmarks, and a skip link
- Screen reader announcements when a step is completed or your writing is saved
- Labels on form fields, including every sign-in field
- Color contrast audited against the AA standard across all four seasonal themes
- An adjustable text size control that is remembered between visits
- Reduced-motion preferences respected throughout the garden animations
What we are still working on
We believe honesty serves you better than a perfect-sounding page. Known gaps we are actively closing: some interactive elements are not yet reachable by keyboard alone, the visual garden does not yet offer a full written equivalent of your trees' growth for screen reader users, and a few controls do not yet announce their on/off state. Each of these is on our worklist.
Tell us what got in your way
If any part of A Holy Start is hard for you to use, that is exactly the note we want. Write as much or as little as you like; every message is read by the person who builds the app.
You can also simply email liz@lizredefined.com, whichever is easier for you.