Accessibility

The Slacking Games interface

We aim to provide semantic headings, keyboard-operable navigation, visible focus, readable contrast, descriptive labels and layouts that reflow on smaller screens. Site-owned motion should respect reduced-motion preferences.

Search, category links, game details and reporting controls are part of the interface we can directly improve. We test representative desktop and mobile layouts, but accessibility work is continuous rather than a one-time claim of perfect compliance.

Third-party game limitations

Individual games run in third-party frames and may have different keyboard, touch, audio, timing or visual requirements. We list controls only when provider data or reviewed play evidence supports them, and we cannot change the internal accessibility of a provider game.

If one game is not usable with your setup, the related-game and category links provide a way to continue browsing without entering the frame.

Report an accessibility barrier

Email [email protected] with the page URL, browser or assistive technology, and the task you were trying to complete. We will focus first on barriers in navigation, search, text, focus order and other site-owned controls.