We want Stumped to be playable by as many people as possible, on as many devices as possible. This page describes what is in place today and what we are still working on. Accessibility is ongoing work, not a finished box we tick.

What's in place

• Real, focusable controls. Tiles and buttons are native interactive elements, so they can be reached and activated with a keyboard, not just a mouse or touch.
• Difficulty isn't color alone. Each puzzle category carries a text label — Easy, Medium, Hard, Hardest — alongside its color, with a written legend on screen, so the game does not rely on color perception to be understood.
• Labelled icons. Icon-only buttons carry text labels for assistive technology.
• Readable, resizable text. The layout is responsive and text scales with your browser's zoom.
• No account, no barrier. Nothing is gated behind a login, and your progress stays on your own device.

What we're improving

We are actively working toward fuller keyboard navigation of the puzzle board, richer screen-reader announcements as tiles are selected and groups are solved, and continued attention to color contrast and motion. We do not yet claim formal WCAG conformance, and we would rather say so than overstate it.

Tell us what's not working

If something on Stumped is hard to use with your setup — a screen reader, keyboard-only navigation, high-contrast mode, or anything else — we want to hear about it. Email hello@stumped.games with your browser and assistive technology and we will do our best to fix it. Real reports from real setups are the fastest way this gets better.