Accessibility statement

What’s already in place

• Text-size adjustment across three levels (Small / Medium / Large), available from any page right below Home in the sidebar.
• Dark mode, either following the system setting automatically or chosen manually.
• Full keyboard navigation, including custom interactive elements (chart bars, board rows, sortable table columns) and dialog focus handling (e.g. the Leaderboard overlay moves focus in on open and back on close), with a visible focus indicator throughout.
• Semantic HTML structure, table headers correctly associated with their columns/rows, and every form field labeled (not just placeholder text).
• Color combinations with sufficient contrast (checked against the actual WCAG contrast formula, not just eyeballed), tuned for both light and dark theme.
• Tested with Windows Narrator for real screen-reader use, not just automated tooling.
• A FAQ and a Glossary inside the analytics views, as a built-in guide to the platform.

What we tested

An automated accessibility audit (Lighthouse, covering keyboard operability, color contrast, ARIA correctness, heading structure, and form labeling) was run against every major surface of the app and scored 100/100 on all of them: the tournament results view, leaderboard, board list, AI chat, career search, simple report, bidding/declaring/defending breakdowns, seat swap, onboarding, and the marketing/contact/FAQ pages. On top of that automated pass, the interface was manually tested with a real screen reader (Windows Narrator).

Accessibility work continues as the platform grows — every new feature is checked against the same standard before release. If you run into a barrier while using the platform, let us know; it directly helps us prioritize.

Reporting an issue

To report an accessibility issue or suggest an improvement, use the Contact us form (category “Report a bug”). We respond to every submission.