How the pages are built
Plain headings in order, text that reflows to any width, no horizontal scrolling at any size, and buttons you can reach and fire with a keyboard alone. The site works with scripting switched off apart from the buy buttons, which need it to open the listing.
Colour and contrast
Our palette is loud — purple, orange and a yellow that is doing a lot of work — so every piece of type on this site is checked against its own background rather than against the brand sheet. Nothing important is told by colour alone; where we use a coloured chip, the word is in it too.
Pictures and words
Every photograph carries a description of what is actually happening in it rather than a keyword, because a description is what a screen reader needs and a keyword is what a search engine wants. The buy button is an image, so its description says which game it opens.
The games themselves
Honest answer: mixed. Our physical games are reach-and-grab, which is a real barrier for some players, and the card text on a couple of our older decks is smaller than we would print it today. Where a game has a seated or low-dexterity variant that we have tested, the product page says so.
Tell us what is broken
If something on this site fights you, write and describe it — which page, which device, what happened. We fix accessibility notes before we fix anything else, and we will tell you when it is done.
