Accessibility Statement

In effect since 4 September 2026

Effective 5 September 2026. This statement covers the website. Practical community access guidance is separate.

Target and implementation

The target is WCAG 2.2 level AA. This is not a declaration of full conformance.

The site uses static text, semantic headings and landmarks, a skip link, keyboard-operable controls and visible focus styles. Meaningful images have alternative text and generated imagery is labeled. Decorative artwork is hidden from assistive technologies. Light and dark themes, responsive text layouts and reduced-motion styles are part of the implementation.

Text remains available if scripts fail. Enhanced controls may then be unavailable. The site has no timed reading task, autoplaying audio or video, or requirement to animate the artwork.

Verification limits

This edition has not received an independent accessibility audit or a study with disabled users. Automated checks and browser interaction tests can find specific defects, but do not replace screen-reader, voice-control, switch or other assistive-technology testing. No comprehensive coverage of those tools is claimed.

The writing includes philosophical distinctions and long historical texts. Shorter pages and summaries help, but do not establish cognitive accessibility for everyone. Historical source downloads preserve original formatting and may be harder to use than the rendered reader.

Report a barrier

Write to contact@technotheology.ai with the page and what you were trying to do. Browser, device or assistive-technology details can help, but a diagnosis or technical explanation is not required.

The founder handles requests without a dedicated support team or guaranteed response time. Ask for an alternative format where useful. A known barrier should be fixed or described honestly while it remains unresolved; a missing report is not evidence that no barrier exists.