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Accessibility

Everyone should be able to sit down and play. Here's what the Club does to help, and how to tell us when something gets in your way.

Settings that help

These are saved to your profile, so they follow you to any device. Open your game settings.

  • Four-color deck: diamonds blue and clubs green, so every suit has its own color. Suits also have their own shapes, so they're clear even without color.
  • Reduce motion: cards fade instead of flying. The Club follows your device's setting, or you can turn motion down just here.
  • Game speed: slow everything down (or speed it up), including how long the Club bots take and how long each trick stays on the table.
  • Quick play: one tap plays a card, instead of tapping once to lift it and again to play it.

Playing without a mouse

  • Tab moves between the buttons and your hand.
  • In your hand, the left and right arrow keys move between cards, and Enter or Space plays the card you're on.
  • Bidding choices (order up, pass, naming a suit, going alone) are buttons.
  • The last trick button in the top corner shows the previous trick again.

Screen readers

  • Every card says what it is and whether you can play it, for example “Jack of diamonds, left bower, counts as a heart, playable”.
  • The table announces what happens as it happens: who passed, who called trump, each card played, who won the trick, the score after each hand, and when it's your turn.
  • A card you can't play tells you why, such as “You must follow hearts.”

Seeing the table

  • Cards have large corner numbers and suits, readable even when cards overlap in your hand.
  • Whose turn it is shows two ways: a gold ring and a “Turn” label. Nothing depends on color alone.
  • Text is sized and colored for strong contrast against the table.

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