Accessibility at Trivia Tussle
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Trivia Tussle is intended to work across touch, mouse, keyboard, and narrow-screen layouts. This page describes controls and presentation behavior present in the current public pages and game interface, along with a direct path for reporting a barrier.
This is a practical feature statement, not a claim that every route or release meets a particular accessibility conformance level. Reports from real devices and assistive technology help identify gaps that automated checks can miss.
Keyboard Navigation and Activation
On public pages, use Tab and Shift+Tab to move among links, disclosure summaries, form fields, and buttons. Press Enter to follow a link or activate a focused button; Space can activate standard buttons and open supported controls. In quiz interfaces, visible answer choices are implemented as labeled controls rather than relying only on a picture or color.
If a submission is already in progress or an answer choice has been removed by a game action, the control may be temporarily unavailable. Focus should not be used to bypass that state.
Visible Focus
The static public pages add a high-contrast outline when links, disclosure summaries, inputs, selects, text areas, or buttons receive keyboard focus. Focus indicators are intended to remain visible without changing the underlying destination or answer.
If you can reach a control but cannot tell which item is focused, include the page, browser, operating system, and navigation step in your report.
Motion and Timing
Supported animated game surfaces read the device’s reduced-motion preference and reduce optional animation without changing questions or scoring rules. A timed trivia mode still uses its published answer window; reduced motion changes presentation rather than awarding extra time.
Public learning tools do not depend on animation. Their tables, forms, details, and explanations remain available as ordinary HTML when enhancement JavaScript is unavailable.
Text Resizing and Responsive Layout
Public pages use flexible line lengths, wrapping navigation, responsive grids, and horizontally scrollable data tables. Browser text zoom and page zoom can be used without requiring a special site setting. On narrow screens, multi-column choice and comparison layouts collapse into a single reading column.
A wide table may scroll within its own region so its columns remain associated. Headings, captions, labels, and visible output text provide context without depending on decorative artwork.
Content Clarity
Question prompts should identify the requested answer type and include the date, unit, region, ruleset, or other boundary needed for one intended answer. Explanations should resolve the distinction that made another choice tempting. The Question Quality center describes those standards and ambiguity examples in detail.
Report an Accessibility Barrier
Use Contact or email contacttriviatussle@gmail.com. Include the page or game mode, device, operating system, browser or assistive technology when known, the action you were attempting, and what happened instead. A screenshot is helpful for visual overlap, but it is not required.
Do not include a password, authentication token, government ID, or another person’s private information. Account deletion and privacy requests have separate instructions in the footer.