Category: Gaming Accessibility (or Testing & Auditing, if that fits better)
Resource: Game UI Accessibility Preflight
This is a free, offline-first browser tool for an early game-UI accessibility pass. It checks supplied color contrast and target measurements, prompts for manual review of keyboard paths, visible focus, flashing, motion, and non-color cues, and exports Markdown and JSON. Missing inputs remain marked REVIEW, and the tool explicitly does not claim certification or replace testing with disabled players.
Why it may add value: the Gaming Accessibility section has strong guidelines and player-facing resources, but I did not find a developer-facing UI preflight tool there. This gives game teams a reproducible checklist and export before deeper testing. The live page is keyboard operable, responsive, and keeps entered data in the browser.
Disclosure: I maintain this resource. The free tool is the primary purpose; its page also contains a clearly labeled optional 25 USDT AI-produced reviewed-report link through Pact. I am suggesting it here first rather than opening a PR because the contribution guide asks maintainers to screen self-promotional or commercial resources for substantial accessibility value. No problem if that optional commercial path makes the resource unsuitable for the list.
Category: Gaming Accessibility (or Testing & Auditing, if that fits better)
Resource: Game UI Accessibility Preflight
This is a free, offline-first browser tool for an early game-UI accessibility pass. It checks supplied color contrast and target measurements, prompts for manual review of keyboard paths, visible focus, flashing, motion, and non-color cues, and exports Markdown and JSON. Missing inputs remain marked REVIEW, and the tool explicitly does not claim certification or replace testing with disabled players.
Why it may add value: the Gaming Accessibility section has strong guidelines and player-facing resources, but I did not find a developer-facing UI preflight tool there. This gives game teams a reproducible checklist and export before deeper testing. The live page is keyboard operable, responsive, and keeps entered data in the browser.
Disclosure: I maintain this resource. The free tool is the primary purpose; its page also contains a clearly labeled optional 25 USDT AI-produced reviewed-report link through Pact. I am suggesting it here first rather than opening a PR because the contribution guide asks maintainers to screen self-promotional or commercial resources for substantial accessibility value. No problem if that optional commercial path makes the resource unsuitable for the list.