WheelOfSpins aims to keep the wheel tools usable with clear headings, keyboard-accessible controls, readable labels, and visible focus states.
Important accessibility concerns for this site include wheel controls, input labels, dialogs, semantic landmarks, heading hierarchy, and descriptive link text for navigation between related pages.
Accessibility issues can vary by screen reader, browser, or device. Detailed reports about the affected page and the barrier encountered help prioritize fixes.
Accessibility work is ongoing. Improvements should preserve the existing product experience while reducing friction for navigation, editing, and spinning the wheel.
We aim to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 at Level AA. WheelOfSpins has not yet been formally audited against these guidelines, so some areas may not fully conform yet, and we fix reported barriers as we learn about them.
Pages use semantic landmarks and a logical heading order, form fields have visible labels, and pop-ups such as the winner announcement are marked up as dialogs for screen readers. Interface animations are reduced when your device has the reduce-motion setting turned on, and you can switch between light and dark themes for comfortable contrast.
If something on WheelOfSpins is hard to use with your keyboard, screen reader, or other assistive technology, please tell us through our contact page. Include the page address, the browser and assistive technology you use, and what you were trying to do, and we will reply as soon as possible.
Core navigation and page controls are designed to be accessible by keyboard, and the accessibility page documents where ongoing improvements are focused.
Yes. Use the contact page and include the affected URL, browser, and assistive technology if relevant.
No. The goal is to improve semantics and usability while keeping the existing interface recognizable.