Accessibility

A party game only works if everyone at the party can play. We aim to meet WCAG 2.2 AA, and here's what that means in practice.

What's built in

• Every story is both read aloud and shown in full on screen, with the sentence being read highlighted.
• Who wrote what is always shown with names and icons, not color alone.
• Controls work with a keyboard and show a visible focus ring, and they're labeled for screen readers.
• Animations respect your device's reduced-motion setting.
• Phone controls are large tap targets, one task per screen, and text scales with your browser's text size.
• Text and controls meet contrast guidelines in both dark and light themes.
• The host can pause the game or choose relaxed timers when anyone needs more time.

Known gaps

• Narration uses your browser's built-in voices, so quality varies by device.
• Timed rounds can be hard for some players even on relaxed timers; we're working on an untimed mode.

Tell us

If something gets in your way, please contact us. Describe what you were trying to do and what device you were using, and we'll get back to you.