Publisher identity
| App publisher | Utah Approves Education Fund |
|---|---|
| App name | Civic Method Lab |
| App role | Offline civic-method education |
| Official shared website | utahapproves.org |
| Contact route | Official contact page |
Documented and app-authored content
Public incorporation material describes an educational purpose related to government and electoral-reform policies. The official shared website identifies Utah Approves Education Fund separately as a 501(c)(3). Civic Method Lab's name, interface, 35-module structure, Compare Board, Claim Lens, discussion cards, and examples are app-authored educational material.
Separate affiliated entities
The shared Utah Approves website also identifies a separate 501(c)(4) called Utah Approves. Civic Method Lab does not combine the entities' legal identities, finances, filings, lobbying, or advocacy activity. Pages from the shared site that advance a policy viewpoint are labeled Organization Perspective.
Independent status and limits
The app and this support site are not affiliated with or endorsed by the State of Utah, an election office, political party, candidate, or government entity. They do not register voters, submit ballots, determine eligibility, locate polling places, reproduce a current ballot, or provide current election instructions. The content is not legal advice and does not guarantee any method or election outcome.
Accessibility approach
The Android interface supports text scaling, screen-reader descriptions for major controls and illustrations, high-contrast source categories, touch targets designed around Android guidance, and a reduced-motion preference. This site includes semantic headings, keyboard navigation, a skip link, visible focus, responsive layouts, and reduced-motion CSS.