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Accessibility

Our commitment to making Puzzle Folio and its website easier to use.

01

Accessibility is an ongoing practice

We want Puzzle Folio to be understandable, navigable, and enjoyable for as many people as reasonably possible. Accessibility is considered as the app and website evolve, and feedback helps determine where improvement is most valuable.

02

Website accessibility

  • Semantic headings, labels, links, and form controls.
  • Keyboard-accessible navigation and FAQ controls.
  • Visible focus indicators and readable colour contrast.
  • Responsive layouts for phones, tablets, and enlarged text.
  • Reduced-motion support for visitors who request it.
  • Status messages announced for support-form submissions.

03

Mobile-app considerations

Puzzle Folio supports scalable layouts, light and dark themes, adjustable visual reference opacity, sound controls, and touch targets intended for mobile use. The visual and drag-based nature of jigsaw gameplay can still create accessibility challenges for some users.

04

Known limitations

Some puzzle-board gestures, image-only puzzle content, animation, and precise piece placement may not yet provide an equivalent experience with every screen reader, switch-control system, motor-access tool, or low-vision setting. We are continuing to assess practical improvements.

05

Tell us what would help

Describe the barrier, device, operating system, assistive technology, and page or feature involved. We will review the report and respond where possible.

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