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Accessibility Statement
Effective date: [Effective Date].
Effective date: [Effective Date]. Sites: AwakenedSky.com, DivineInfiniteBeing.com and WaveFormAstrology.com, operated by [Legal Entity Name]. Last reviewed: [Review Date].
Our standard
The School wants every person who comes to its sites to be able to read the works, join the community, take the tests and buy what it offers. Our standard is the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 at Level AA, published by the World Wide Web Consortium, and we build and review every page against it. The sites are built for the current versions of Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari on computers and mobile devices [confirm the tested browsers], and they work with screen readers, keyboard-only use, screen magnification, voice control and the text size and contrast settings of the browser and the operating system.
What we have done
These are the measures built into the sites:
- Semantic page structure with landmarks and headings, and a link at the top of each page to skip to the main content.
- Every function available from the keyboard, with a visible focus outline.
- Labels on every form field, and error messages that name the field and the fix.
- Text and background colors with contrast at or above the WCAG AA ratios.
- Text alternatives for images and charts that carry meaning, and decorative art hidden from screen readers.
- Motion that stops when the operating system asks for reduced motion.
- Pages that reflow on small screens and at 200 percent zoom with no loss of content.
- Captions for recorded talks and transcripts of the Head Master's audio journals [confirm before launch].
Known limits
Some parts of the sites are still being brought to the standard, and we name them here so that no one meets them by surprise. The School's long books are delivered as PDF files, and some of them are not yet fully tagged for screen readers, so we provide an accessible version of any PDF on request. Chart wheels are drawings, and every chart also lists its positions and aspects as text that screen readers read in full. Recordings made before [Captions Start Date] may lack captions, and we add captions to any recording on request. Payments run on Stripe's pages, talks on Zoom and the Wave Check app on Apple's and Google's stores, and each of these services keeps its own accessibility statement.
Asking for help or another format
A person who meets a barrier on our sites, or who needs a work, a test or a recording in another format, writes to [support email] with the page address and a short description of the problem. We answer within [5 business days], and we provide the content in a usable form while the barrier is being fixed, whether as an accessible file, a transcript, captions or help completing a purchase or a test. A person who needs an accommodation at a talk, a call or an initiation tells us before the date, as our Events and Meetups policy explains.
How we check
Our work on access is checked by our own testing, with automated checks run on every page, and by manual testing with a keyboard and a screen reader on the main paths through each site: reading, signing in, buying, the back offices and the tests. This statement is reviewed at least once a year and whenever a site changes in a large way, and the date of the last review is shown at the top of this page.