Built so every spectator can follow the game.

Pick the interface with a three-way toggle (Light, Dark, or follow the system setting). Applied without page reload.

All font sizes use relative units (rem) so they scale with your device’s system font size setting, increasing text size in iOS Settings → Display & Brightness → Text Size and Android Display → Font size really respected.

When "Reduce Motion" is enabled in your system settings, all animations and transitions are suppressed (including live-score pulsing dots, tab-bar slide-ins, modal animations, and the score-update spinner). Interactive functionality is preserved.

The app is navigable by screen reader. The bottom tab bar uses role="tablist" and aria-selected; live regions announce score updates without stealing focus. Live-score changes are announced authentically.

Every interactive element has a unique, descriptive accessible name matching its visible label. You can say "Tap Schedule," "Tap Scores," "Tap My Player," etc. There’s no hidden labels that aren’t available by name.

Information is never conveyed by color alone. The active tab shows a 3-px-top-border indicator in addition to the color change. The live-game indicator uses a pulsing dot with an accessible label ("Live game in progress") so it’s announced by screen readers. Win/loss pills always include a label ("WIN" / "LOSS").

Navigation labels clear WCAG AA (4.5:1) contrast against the white backdrop. When "Increase Contrast" is enabled in system settings, body text and secondary text get extra weight; non-text UI becomes solid dark colors and the contrast ratio approximately 9:1, most all backgrounds become solid dark colors.