Accessibility

Current support

Cameron Low targets WCAG 2.2 Level AA for reviewed Txtra pages and journeys. This is an engineering target, not a claim that the complete game conforms. These HTML policies can be read, enlarged and printed without an account or the game’s desktop layout.

Paper Rush currently requires a physical keyboard and a browser window of at least 1200 × 640. Its game canvas scales to that space, so smaller windows and high zoom can prevent play. Policy and contact links remain available on the small-screen notice.

Game options and remaining barriers

Settings include motion and visual options. Many actions work by keyboard, with visible focus, modal focus management and announcements for important outcomes. Timed typing, visual paper effects, dense classroom screens and fine-grained performance results still create barriers for some users. Full screen-reader coverage and every input method have not been verified.

Teachers should provide an alternative activity when the game’s timing, keyboard or visual requirements do not suit a learner. Progress scores should not be treated as a disability assessment.

Get help

Email hello@cameronlow.com with the page and task, the barrier, and your browser or assistive technology if relevant. Cameron can discuss another document format or a practical alternative. Do not include a student’s identifying information in the initial report.