BOTH/AND

Can an unfamiliar visitor comfortably read and scan the homepage?

Does the primary navigation avoid overwhelming visitors, using seven or fewer primary items excluding Home as a warning-level heuristic?

Does the website work at a common phone width without zooming, sideways scrolling, clipped content, or unusable controls?

Is homepage Largest Contentful Paint 2.5 seconds or less under the documented mobile method?

Is homepage Largest Contentful Paint 2.5 seconds or less under the documented desktop method?

Does an automated scan find no critical error, and do primary navigation and visitor actions work by keyboard with visible focus?

Can a visitor find the normal service schedule on the homepage?

Are normal service times also available from ordinary interior pages through a persistent location?

Is there a clear, newcomer-readable route to contact the parish?

Can visitors find a usable email address, phone number, or contact route from interior pages?

Does the website avoid prominently expired, misleading, broken, or evidently abandoned material?

Can a visitor find the street address and use a working directions or map link?

Does the homepage identify the parish as Orthodox and name its city and state?

Is the official site or verified listing readily identifiable with the documented exact-name search?

Does the website load over HTTPS without a certificate or security warning?