Accessibility Statement
Last updated: October 2026
LeaderSheep wants churches, ministries, and visitors to be able to use leadersheep.app regardless of ability. We aim to conform to WCAG 2.2 Level AA for this marketing website.
Scope
This statement covers the public LeaderSheep website (home, privacy, terms, delete account, and this page). The native iOS and Android apps are a separate product surface; we continue improving accessibility there as well.
Measures we take
- Semantic HTML landmarks, headings, and labels
- Skip link to main content
- Keyboard-focusable controls with visible focus styles
- Color contrast aimed at WCAG AA for text and controls
- Respect for reduced-motion preferences where animations are used
- Periodic checks with automated tools (for example Lighthouse / axe) plus manual review
Known limitations
- App Store and Google Play download buttons remain disabled until public store listings go live; they are announced as unavailable.
- Some decorative motion on the homepage is reduced when the operating system requests reduced motion; residual CSS transitions may still be present on some browsers.
- Third-party fonts are loaded from Google Fonts; if that network request fails, the page falls back to system fonts.
Compatibility
The site is designed to work with current versions of major browsers (Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge) and common assistive technologies such as VoiceOver and TalkBack. We do not support Internet Explorer.
Feedback
If you find an accessibility barrier on this website, please tell us. We take reports seriously and aim to respond within five (5) business days.
Accessibility contact
Email us with the page URL, what you were trying to do, and the assistive technology you use (if any).
Send accessibility feedbackSuggested topic: Accessibility
Assessment approach
We review the site with automated audits and manual keyboard / screen-reader spot checks. A Lighthouse Accessibility score of 100 means automated checks passed; it is not a formal WCAG certification. Organizations that need a formal audit should engage a qualified accessibility evaluator.