Navigation
Clear headings, descriptive links, skip links, keyboard-friendly navigation, visible focus states, and layouts that work across common screen sizes.
Accessibility
We want the House to be easier to use, read, hear, and navigate.
Accessibility is part of how The House of Empire.SH is built. The goal is simple: visitors should be able to reach the content they need without unnecessary barriers.
On the Website
What we pay attention to.
Readable Content
Legible text, sensible spacing, adequate contrast, useful zoom behavior, and information that does not depend on color alone.
Images & Graphics
Meaningful images should have useful alternative text or nearby descriptions, while decorative visuals should not create unnecessary screen-reader noise.
Motion
Unnecessary flashing is avoided, reduced-motion preferences are respected where supported, and animation should not be required to understand essential information.
Audio, Video & Demonstrations
Important information should not depend on only one format.
Captions & Transcripts
Spoken media should include captions, transcripts, or another readable equivalent when appropriate and available.
Visual Demonstrations
Massage, movement, cooking, product, and other demonstrations should include enough written context to understand the essential steps and relevant safety information.
Sign-Language Access
Selected high-value media may receive sign-language interpretation where feasible. It supplements rather than replaces captions and readable text.
Documents & Downloads
Guides and worksheets should use readable text, meaningful headings, descriptive links, and accessible alternatives where practical for the format.
Language Access
Translation should improve access without lowering accuracy.
English is the current approved public website language. Additional language editions can be added after review for meaning, terminology, safety, Scripture accuracy where applicable, and accessibility.
Language AvailabilityNeed Help Accessing Something?
Tell us what is getting in the way.
If you encounter a navigation, reading, media, document, contrast, keyboard, or other accessibility barrier, use the Contact & Support page for the current reporting route. The online message form is not open yet, so that page will always state what contact options are actually available.