Accessibility.

Portal features

• A skip link, semantic headings, visible keyboard focus, and keyboard-operable navigation and filters.
• Text descriptions for game cards and labels for preview media.
• Responsive layouts and touch targets designed for small screens.
• A visible Pause Previews control. The portal also respects the browser or operating system’s reduced-motion preference.
• Locally hosted fonts so core reading does not depend on a third-party font request.

Independent game accessibility

Each game is an independently developed project and may use different engines, controls, visual effects, audio, input devices, and accessibility features. Portal accessibility does not guarantee that every game currently meets the same standard. Consult each game’s settings and notices before play.

Known limitations

Some gameplay previews contain continuous motion, and some games use real-time controls, stylized combat, sound cues, small tactical elements, or visual effects. The Pause Previews control stops central-page videos. Individual games may require their own pause or motion settings.

Development builds can change quickly and may have incomplete keyboard, screen-reader, caption, contrast, remapping, or controller support. We prioritize reported blockers and improve support as each project evolves.

Accessibility feedback

If you encounter a barrier, email aj@ajgonzo.com with “Accessibility” in the subject. Include the page or game, what you were trying to do, your browser and assistive technology if you are comfortable sharing it, and the format or accommodation that would help. We will respond as reasonably possible.

Ongoing standard

Our goal is practical alignment with current web accessibility practices, including keyboard access, readable structure, sufficient contrast, scalable layouts, understandable labels, and reduced-motion support. This statement is reviewed as the portal and games change.