Moving around
Use the skip link to reach the main content. Navigation, forms and controls support keyboard focus. Focus outlines remain visible against the club’s dark reading surfaces. On smaller screens, the menu and bottom navigation keep common routes reachable.
Illustrations have descriptive text where they convey information; decorative icons are hidden from assistive technology. Buttons retain readable labels rather than relying on hover or a picture alone.
Motion and game controls
The interface respects the browser’s reduced-motion preference. Nonessential transitions stop and scene controls retain a stable poster state. Audio starts only after a deliberate choice and can be disabled.
Games provide clear play-level, balance and status controls. Input remains locked while an accepted round is being presented. Retry states should describe the next action without silently changing a round.
Ask for help
If a control, label or page is difficult to use, send a help-desk note with the page name, browser and a description of the problem. Do not include passwords or sensitive personal details.
Accessibility work is ongoing. The support form gives you a stable reference so that you can follow up on the same issue.