Accessibility Statement
Last updated: September 2026
Accessibility isn't a checkbox for Colorlign. It's the foundation the whole game is built on. Every mode, every menu, and every future feature has to work for players who are colorblind, who use a keyboard instead of a mouse, who rely on a screen reader, or who simply need a calmer, less overwhelming way to play. This isn't something we're planning to get to eventually — it's true today, and it's the standard every new piece of Colorlign has to meet before it ships.
We'd rather be known as the puzzle game that actually works for everyone than the one with the flashiest animations. This page explains exactly what that means in practice, and how to reach us if something isn't working for you.
Our standard
Colorlign is designed to meet Level AA of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, version 2.2 (WCAG 2.2 AA) — the current, internationally recognized standard for accessible software, referenced by the ADA, the EAA, and Section 508. We hold every game mode we build to this standard, not just the first one we shipped.
What we've built in
- Every tile has a shape, not just a color. Because the game is about matching colors, we made sure color is never the only way to tell tiles apart. Each tile also has its own pattern, so the game works for the roughly 1 in 12 men and 1 in 200 women who are colorblind, not just everyone else. You can also turn on a bolder, higher-contrast version of these patterns in Settings.
- Full keyboard control, everywhere. Every mode, every menu, and every dialog in Colorlign can be reached and operated with a keyboard alone — no mouse or touchscreen required. Tab into the board, use arrow keys to move, and Enter or Space to select.
- Real screen reader support, not a bolt-on. Colorlign works with VoiceOver, TalkBack, NVDA, and JAWS. This isn't a generic "should mostly work" claim — Rush and Formation both run an invisible, screen-reader-only mirror of the board alongside the visual one, describing each tile's row, column, color, and pattern as you navigate. In Together's rotation puzzle, moving your focus announces exactly which tile you're on and what it currently connects to, and turning a tile announces its new state immediately.
- Reduced motion. If animation is distracting or uncomfortable for you, turn on Reduced Motion in Settings and match animations resolve instantly instead of playing out.
- Clear contrast and readable text. We aim for strong, AA-level contrast between text and its background throughout the game, not just on the marketing pages.
- Nothing hidden behind a paywall. Every accessibility feature in Colorlign is available to every player, free, with no exceptions. Accessibility was never going to be something we charged extra for.
Still a work in progress
Colorlign is actively being built and improved, and we're honest that no product is ever "finished" on accessibility. If you come across something that's hard to use, we genuinely want to know about it so we can fix it — not eventually, but as a real priority.
Let us know
If you run into an accessibility barrier anywhere in Colorlign, please tell us at support@voxettalabs.com. Include what device, browser, and assistive technology you were using if you can — it helps us track down the issue faster.