Accessibility
Browser games should be understandable, operable, and enjoyable by as many people as possible.
Effective 14 August 2026Our commitment
We design the shared platform for keyboard access, visible focus, readable contrast, responsive layouts, semantic page structure, and reduced-motion preferences. Game-specific interactions are tested separately because a playable board can have needs that ordinary page navigation does not.
Current support
- Keyboard navigation for platform controls and supported game actions.
- Text labels and accessible names for controls.
- Layouts tested in desktop and mobile Chromium.
- Reduced animation when your device requests reduced motion.
- Sound controls that do not block play.
Known limits
Some games depend on spatial relationships and visual board state. We continue to improve instructions, keyboard alternatives, status announcements, and non-color cues. Safari and Firefox are currently checked manually rather than through the full automated browser matrix.
Feedback
If something prevents you from playing or understanding the site, use the channel on our Contact page. Please include the page, device, browser, and the action you were trying to complete, without sending passwords or other sensitive information.