Domema

Modern, accessible websites.

Domema helps nonprofits, churches, and public schools in Berks County make sites people can use.

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Who we serve

Domema is for organizations that serve the public and often inherit an old website. The first public project is one parish gift in Reading.

  • Nonprofits

    A site donors, clients, and volunteers can use without a guide.

  • Churches and religious organizations

    Service times, history, and contact details, in the languages the community uses.

  • Public schools

    Pages families can read on a phone, with access built in from the start.

How it works

The workflow has five parts. Claude Code is the assistant for the build. Michael reviews the result with the organization. Audits, translation, content migration, and alt text through the Claude API are planned. They are not a live service yet.

  1. Audit

    Review the current site for tasks people cannot finish and for access barriers.

  2. Rebuild

    Build a modern site from the organization's own words and pictures.

  3. Check access

    Test keyboard use, contrast, labels, zoom, and other WCAG 2.2 AA barriers. This check is not a formal certificate.

  4. Add languages

    Add the languages the community uses.

  5. Hand off

    Train the staff, then give them the site.

A gift for St. Paul's parish

Michael Hoang built a gift preview for St. Paul's Roman Catholic Church at Ninth and Walnut in Reading, Pennsylvania. He built it with Claude in about 36 hours. He is donating it to the parish for free.

The preview tells the parish story from 1860. The history page is a time machine with eight eras. Archive pictures can be shown in color. The home page also offers a video, Mass times, bulletins, pastors since 1860, sacraments, and a visit.

The writing is in English. The page includes the Spanish line "Todos son bienvenidos" and the Vietnamese line "Chào mừng mọi người." The parish emblem includes the German line "Eine Familie." Mass times can be filtered in English, Spanish, or Vietnamese. The parish's own history line says it grew from a home for German-speaking Catholics into a family that worships in three languages.

The page calls itself a gift preview for parish review. It is not the official parish website.

View the preview

Official parish website: saintpaulreading.org

Place
Ninth and Walnut, Reading, Pennsylvania
History on the site
From 1860, in eight eras
Languages on the page
English, with Spanish, Vietnamese, and German lines
Status
Free gift preview. Not the official site.

Contact

Michael Hoang. Based in Douglassville, Pennsylvania. Serving the Reading and Berks County area. Founded in 2026.

Email Michael[email protected]