Everyone gets a turn

This site is plain HTML with one stylesheet. Headings run in order, every image carries a description, links say where they go, and nothing moves, flashes or auto-plays.

Text and background are kept well above the usual contrast threshold, the layout reflows to a single column on a narrow screen without sideways scrolling, and every control can be reached and used from the keyboard alone.

On the games themselves: the tower is played one-handed by rule, which makes it one of the few party games that does not disadvantage a player using one arm. Played seated, the useful change is to build on a low table rather than the ground — the tower then tops out at a comfortable reach for everyone.

The toss game works seated with the throwing line brought in to about six feet. Numbers on the blocks are large and cut deep enough to read by touch.

If something here is hard to use, write and say which page and which browser. That is the sort of message that gets fixed the same week.