Access · PRACTICAL GUIDE

सुलभाध्ययनम्

Accessible and low-bandwidth study

Make spiritual learning usable across disability, device, literacy, language and connectivity differences.

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GUIDANCE AND ACTION

Design for perception

Use strong contrast, scalable type, meaningful headings, visible keyboard focus, text alternatives and layouts that survive zoom. Devanagari and regional scripts need generous line height and tested fonts.

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GUIDANCE AND ACTION

Offer multiple learning modes

Provide concise summaries, detailed reading, print views and downloadable rights-cleared material. Transcripts must accompany audio; pronunciation audio needs a named qualified reciter and review.

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GUIDANCE AND ACTION

Respect language choice

Navigation, controls, explanations and safety notices should change together. Sanskrit source text may remain Sanskrit, but it must be labelled rather than appearing as an untranslated interface fragment.

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SAFETY BOUNDARY

Know where this guide stops

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SOURCE TRAIL

Continue with traceable sources

  • WCAG 2.2 principles
  • WAI accessible publishing guidance
  • Unicode and script-specific typography practice