ACCESSIBILITY

Controls

• Every game announces its required controls on the title card before play begins, in text.
• Desktop: mouse, trackpad and keyboard. Space/Enter for primary actions, arrow keys or WASD for movement, Escape asks to abandon the run (with confirmation).
• Mobile: large touch targets (minimum 44 CSS px). Movement games show large on-screen direction buttons below the play area. Drag games support direct touch drag.
• Page scrolling and zoom gestures are blocked only inside the active game area.

Captions and sound

• Sound is muted by default; the game is fully playable silently.
• All spoken lines have accurate on-screen captions.
• Synthetic parody voices and AI parody images carry persistent, high-contrast labels.

Screen readers

• Site navigation, forms and statistics are standard accessible HTML.
• Game title cards have HTML equivalents outside the canvas, announced through an aria-live region, as are results.
• The canvas-based microgames themselves are visual, timed challenges and are not fully playable by screen reader — this is a known limitation, documented below.

Visual design

• Colour is never the only indicator of a correct answer — shape, position and text labels always accompany it.
• prefers-reduced-motion is respected automatically: screen shake and large parallax movements are reduced without needing a settings screen.
• prefers-contrast is respected with a higher-contrast palette.

Known limitations

• The microgames are inherently visual and time-limited; there is no fully non-visual play mode.
• Civil Service mode doubles all gameplay time and is the recommended mode if the standard timings are too fast.
• If the game cannot start on your device, a fallback panel with all official voting links is shown instead.

Feedback

Accessibility problems are treated as bugs. Contact: hello@campaign-games.co.uk