Universal Design & Inclusion

Accessibility Statement

Last Reviewed: September 2026 • Designed with WCAG 2.1 Accessibility Principles

Our Commitment to Digital Accessibility

At SpinWheelGames.org, we believe classroom decision tools, team randomizers, and giveaway spinners should be accessible to all users, including those relying on screen readers, keyboard-only navigation, speech output, or custom display settings. We design and iterate our interfaces following Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 principles.

Keyboard Navigation & Visible Focus

Every interactive control can be navigated via keyboard. Spin with Space or Enter, trigger fullscreen with F, dismiss modals with Escape, and track focus with high-visibility outline rings.

Screen Reader Announcements & TTS

Polite ARIA live regions (aria-live="polite") announce spin state and winning results to screen reader software. Built-in speech synthesis (TTS) can read winning names aloud for classroom presentations.

Contrast & Legibility

Slice labels use dual-stroke high-contrast outlines to preserve readability across light and dark slice colors. System dark and light themes provide clear visual separation between background and active UI components.

Reduced Motion & Animation Controls

Users who prefer reduced motion or instant outcomes can configure faster spin durations or disable unnecessary confetti animations to minimize visual motion fatigue.

Keyboard Shortcuts Reference Table

Key CombinationActionContext
Space or EnterSpin Selected WheelMain Wheel Workspace
FToggle Fullscreen PresentationWheel Workspace
Ctrl + Z / Cmd + ZUndo Item MutationEntry Editor
EscapeClose Dialog / ModalActive Dialogs

Accessibility Feedback & Support

We continually test and refine our user experience. If you encounter an accessibility barrier, contrast issue, or keyboard trap on any page, please let us know at info@spinwheelgames.org or submit details through our Contact Form. We prioritize resolving accessibility issues promptly.