Accessibility and sensory controls
Use the Accessibility button at the bottom of every page to increase text size, simplify the page, reduce motion, increase contrast, mute game sounds or have supported browsers read the page aloud. Your choices stay on your device.
What we support
- Keyboard navigation, large touch targets and visible focus controls
- Readable colour contrast, responsive text and simple-reading mode
- Text alternatives for meaningful images
- No automatic music or video playback
- User-controlled motion and sound
- Predictable navigation and skip-to-content links
Everyone Can Play
Crease Challenge supports mouse, touchscreen, on-screen buttons and keyboard controls. Its optional Everyone Can Play mode removes the ten-shot limit, slows goalie movement, uses encouraging feedback and does not place practice scores on the leaderboard.
Video access
We aim to use captions and clear written context with video content. YouTube’s player also provides its available caption and playback controls.
Need help?
If something is difficult to read, understand or use, email goaliegirlhq@gmail.com and tell us the page, device and problem. Feedback is reviewed by Charlie’s parents.