Accessibility & Inclusion

Every string in the app, admin and CMS lives in a unified i18n catalogue with one file per language. Translations are managed by federation editors and ship via OTA, so a new language can be added without an app store release. Currently 43+ languages are supported — every FIPJP member nation plus widely used regional languages — including full right-to-left support for Arabic, Hebrew and Persian where layout direction, alignment and icon mirroring flip automatically.

Screen reader compatibility targets WCAG 2.1 AA across the React Native + Expo codebase. Every interactive element has accessibilityLabel, role and state set; live regions announce score updates and notifications; focus order is enforced; touch targets meet 44×44 minimum; colour contrast is validated in CI against tokenised palette. iOS VoiceOver and Android TalkBack are first-class, as are macOS VoiceOver and Windows Narrator on the web build.

Display settings sit in one accessibility panel. High contrast mode swaps the theme tokens for a WCAG AAA palette with stronger borders and disabled translucency. Font size adjustment scales typography across the app while preserving layout — important UI elements never clip, lists adapt their row heights, and Dynamic Type / Android font scale are inherited by default. Simplified interface mode hides advanced surfaces (analytics, multi-tab views, dense tables) behind a single "more" surface, leaving the home, license, matches and license-check primitives front and centre — perfect for older players or users new to smartphones. Age-appropriate interfaces switch typography, illustration style and tone for youth profiles, with safeguarding-driven content filters and parental controls. Right-to-left languages flip navigation, gestures and chart axes, and keyboard shortcuts adapt accordingly. All settings are user-overridable but default to OS preferences on first launch.