www.joshuamartin.music is powered by WordPress using the Twenty Twenty-five theme.
The only plug-in is The Events Calendar, an open source WordPress plug-in for events management.
Accessibility
www.joshuamartin.music continuously strives to meet and exceed the standards of the Web Content Accessibility guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 to create a seamless user experience for everyone, regardless of ability.
Read more about Joshua’s commitment to an accessible digital world in his Accessibility statement.
Use of color
The color palette on this website adheres to the AAA standard of color contrast defined by WCAG as “enhanced” accessibility without sacrificing aesthetics.
- IVORY background
- EBONY
- COPPER
- PATINA
- HEATHER
Typography
Typefaces on www.joshuamartin.music are carefully chosen in admiration of dedication to craft and timeless style.
For technical text, this website uses the Lekton font designed by a team from ISIA Urbino and licensed under the SIL Open Font License, Version 1.1. Lekton is inspired by typefaces used on the classic Olivetti typewriters.
For decorative text, this website uses the Mr. Dafoe font designed by the Sudtipos Foundry in Argentina and licensed under the SIL Open Font License, Version 1.1. Mr. Dafoe is a digital expansion, rendered with sensitive care to authenticity, from the Charles Bluemlein Script Collection, scripts constructed by professional American hand letterers from the 1930s who collected personal signatures and created complete alphabets from them.
For headings and buttons, this website uses the Oswald font designed by Vernon Adams and licensed under the SIL Open Font License, Version 1.1. Oswald is a digital reworking of American typeface designer Morris Fuller Benton’s famous 1903 gothic typeface Alternate Gothic, used throughout the 20th century in newspapers, magazines, and advertising. Adams tragically passed away in 2016, leaving a legacy of many of the most popular fonts in the Google Font library.
For body text, this website uses the Radley font designed by Vernon Adams and licensed under the SIL Open Font License, Version 1.1. Radley is based on letterforms used by woodcarvers who drew, designed, and cut letters by hand for titling work.
Last updated 2026-05-30.