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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Accessibility problems are treated as bugs. Contact: you@your-domain.uk