Check counts
Exact-object activities are checked against the stated number.
Crescent & Crayon uses explicit rules for activity design, religious sensitivity, editorial review, accessibility, privacy and product information.




If an activity says five dates, the picture should contain exactly five recognizable dates. Mazes need valid routes. Matching and search activities need deterministic answers.
Exact-object activities are checked against the stated number.
Mazes must have a usable start-to-finish path.
The wording must match what appears visually on the page.
Unclear shapes, duplicate answers and misleading symbols are rejected.
The content rules prohibit depictions of Allah, prophets, companions or sacred identifiable figures. Quranic text, hadith, Allah’s names and sacred text are not turned into coloring or decorative elements. Generated activity imagery does not use the Kaaba.
Arabic requires a real Arabic font, correct right-to-left layout and human review. It should not be treated as decorative pseudo-script.
When an article moves from general family activity advice into specific religious teaching, a trusted knowledgeable reviewer should check it before publication.




The first 100 editorial packets are imported as drafts. Publishing requires checks for links, imagery, accuracy, disclosures and religious sensitivity when applicable.
Automation creates or updates the same post by external ID instead of duplicating it.
Featured media, alt text and internal paths are checked before scheduling.
Concrete claims should be verified rather than repeated because they sound plausible.
Only reviewed content enters the automatic publishing cadence.
The site does not invent testimonials, ratings, awards, sales numbers, prices or availability. Product schema only uses information that is actually visible and maintained.
Public pages use semantic landmarks, logical headings, keyboard-visible focus, readable type, practical touch targets and reduced-motion support.
Analytics are optional, and third-party trackers should not load before consent where consent is legally required. The legal pages are editable templates and are not presented as legal advice.
If you spot a broken link, inaccurate activity, confusing instruction, accessibility problem or religious-content concern, use the contact route so the record can be reviewed and corrected.
Send the page URL, a short description of the issue and—if relevant—the exact image or activity title. That makes the correction easier to reproduce.
The site owner can update the underlying record, and dynamic cards and related modules will reflect the change without editing every page manually.




Browse a free activity, read an article or inspect a book page to see how the connected system works.
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