What the public archive supports

Structure: One main heading, meaningful section headings, landmarks, breadcrumbs, and a skip link
Keyboard: Native links, buttons, forms, and visible focus without hover-only information
Reading: Responsive layouts, generous line height, strong contrast, and content that reflows on narrow screens
Motion: No flashing or moving reading backgrounds; reduced-motion preferences are respected
Media fallback: Readable metadata and provenance remain available when an external player is absent or blocked
Language: English document language with source-language labels where known

Offline access

Available after preparation: The selected session page, the pavilion and meditation routes, and the same-origin app assets confirmed by the offline preparation step.
Practice that can continue: The local timer, on-screen cues and text, and device-local session position for a prepared text or silent meditation.
Not downloaded: No archival or linked audio or video, external source page, or other third-party media is included in the offline app shell.
Download integrity: Eligible original KMEC text-and-timer sessions check the exact resource-body byte count before a separate save action, verify each cached response and the complete package with SHA-256, report the browser's approximate storage estimate, and provide removal controls. No external media checksum is presented because archival, embed-only, and link-only media is not downloaded.

External and link-only media always require a network connection. Clearing browser site data can remove prepared pages, app assets, preferences, and saved session position from that device.

Known limitations

Feedback and accommodation

If a page, source link, meditation control, transcript, or document is difficult to use, contact KMEC through the primary contact page or email info@kmechawaii.org.

Please include the page URL, what you were trying to do, the browser or assistive technology if you are comfortable sharing it, and the format or accommodation that would help. You do not need to disclose a disability.