Communication

Include a page with stories and photos of people in your congregation and how they found Unitarian Universalism, with some language about how people of many backgrounds follow diverse paths to a UU identity.

Include a listing of the professionals who serve the congregation, including a group photo or headshots of each person, with a link to their bio and contact information.

Here are some pages you might consider adding to the "About" section of your congregational website.

Don’t just list the Principles and Sources on your “Our Beliefs” page. Say what Unitarian Universalists in your congregation believe in accessible and authentic language.

The “About Us” pages both say something about the people in your congregation and invite the user to explore the subpages of this section more deeply.

Your website should include information about your congregation and Unitarian Universalism. Recommended pages and content in your “About” section are described, with instructions.

Pictures of people really make your congregational site come alive -- ideally, members of your own congregation.

If you plan to use the theme’s sample content, your site will be more findable in Google searches if you personalize it.

The UUA Theme for Congregations is built with a high degree of accessibility in mind. However, an accessible site depends on maintaining accessible practices for all of the content you add.