Keyboard and reading paths
The skip link moves to the main page content. Navigation and action buttons can be reached with the keyboard, and visible focus helps identify the current control. Puzzle feedback explains the result in text.
Symbols have descriptive names as well as their individual shapes. Selected routes and Strike substitutions are labelled, so colour changes are not the only indication of state.
Use the written reference alongside the board
The ordinary rules explain the entire movement and scoring sequence without requiring an interactive run. JavaScript enables the live puzzle checks and arithmetic helper. Browser zoom and narrower layouts are supported by the page structure.
In a physical group, a player may describe a chosen adjustment while another participant operates the wheel. Keep the decision with the active player and make the shared rack visible to every seat.
Describe an access problem
Include the affected page, device and browser when reporting an obstacle. Assistive software details are useful when they explain why a label or status message could not be understood. A short sequence of actions helps reproduce the issue.
If the email-draft button cannot open a configured mail application, use the displayed address in another email service. The website form has not silently sent a second message in the background.