1Find the next action
Use the skip link to reach the main content or the navigation to open a specific chapter. Buttons show a keyboard focus outline, and the practice status explains whether a reel shift, collection or next-turn action is expected.
The symbol shapes distinguish cherries, lemons, grapes, bells, sevens and coins without relying entirely on colour. Pattern selection uses labelled controls. In the digital trainer, Strike changes are marked with both a different treatment and an explicit description.
2Read at a comfortable size
The layout adapts to smaller screens and allows normal browser zoom. Motion is limited, with reduced-motion preferences respected. The written chapters provide the rules independently of the training interface; JavaScript is needed for live calculations and movement controls.
For a physical group, a player can describe a move while another person operates the wheel. The decision remains theirs. Hosts should arrange the rack, cards and collections so every seat can inspect them before a turn is committed.
3Report a concrete obstacle
If a control cannot be reached, a label is unclear or text becomes difficult to read, identify the page and the device or assistive software involved. Describe what you tried and what prevented the next action so the problem can be reproduced.
The contact form prepares an email rather than sending from the page. If your device has no mail application configured, use the displayed address directly in your preferred email service. Include only the information needed to explain the obstacle.