Accessibility statement

Last updated November 1, 2026

Pass the Plate aims to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 at level AA, so everyone can take part, whatever device or assistive technology they use.

What we've done

• Keyboard: every control is a real button, link or form field. A "Skip to main content" link comes first, focus is always visible, the scoop dialog keeps focus inside it, and Escape closes it.
• Screen readers: pages use landmarks and headings, every field has a label, and scoop results, errors and notices are announced. Decorative art is hidden from screen readers.
• Not by colour alone: each prize tier shows its name and a 1 to 5 bar meter, not just a colour. The odds chart has a text version, and the full odds are in the official rules.
• Motion: the site follows your device's reduced motion setting, and the Settings menu has a Reduce motion switch. The scoop has a Skip button, and with reduced motion the fishballs stay still and open at once. The latest prizes ticker can be paused.
• Sound: sound only plays after you scoop and can be turned off in Settings or during the scoop.
• Sign-in: the phone and code fields support autofill (including one-time-code autofill), codes last 5 minutes, and a new code can be sent at any time after 30 seconds.
• Zoom and small screens: the layout works at 320 pixels wide and at 200% zoom without sideways scrolling.

Known limitations

• The fishball scoop is visual. From the keyboard, the arrow keys stir and Enter or Space scoops; aiming doesn't change the prize and the third dip always finds a fishball. Each step is announced, and the prize is announced when the fishball opens.
• This demo has been tested with a keyboard and in Chrome at desktop and phone sizes. It has not yet been tested with screen readers such as NVDA, JAWS or VoiceOver.

Feedback

If something here doesn't work for you, contact the designer through kevinle.tech and say which page and what happened.