What we are doing
The interface uses semantic structure, labelled controls, visible keyboard focus, responsive layouts, text alternatives for meaningful images, reduced-motion support, scalable text, and colour contrast designed for the dark theme. Status should not rely on colour alone.
Known considerations
Interactive draw and payment workflows, dynamically generated ticket controls, third-party Stripe components, toast announcements, and colour-based match highlighting require continued keyboard and screen-reader testing. Google Fonts fall back to system fonts if unavailable.
Feedback
If a page or function is difficult to use, contact BridgeMedia.ie using the footer email. Tell us the page, task, browser, device and assistive technology involved, and the format or adjustment you need. We will try to provide an accessible alternative and prioritise appropriate fixes.
Standards
Our design target is informed by WCAG 2.2 and the European Accessibility Act framework. Whether specific statutory duties apply to a production service depends on the operator, service and applicable Irish implementing legislation.
Official references
These external primary sources are provided for transparency and may change. They do not replace professional advice.