How content should be presented
Pages should use descriptive headings, understandable link labels and clear explanations of coin types and offer conditions. Essential information should be available as text, rather than only inside an illustration, color treatment or operator logo.
Comparison details and eligibility cautions should remain understandable on smaller screens. Decorative images should not interrupt a screen reader’s reading order. Where an image communicates information, its alternative text should describe the useful content without turning it into a keyword list.
Using navigation and controls
Interactive controls should be reachable by keyboard and have visible focus. Buttons and form-like inputs should have meaningful labels. Information should not depend solely on hovering, motion, color perception or a precise pointing action.
Browser zoom and text resizing can help readers adjust the presentation. If a page becomes difficult to use when enlarged, or an element hides content or traps keyboard focus, please report the affected page and what happened. We cannot assume a feature is accessible merely because it looks correct on one device.
Reporting an accessibility barrier
Contact @igamingKirilov on Telegram and include the page address, the action you were trying to complete and the barrier encountered. If comfortable, mention the browser, device or assistive technology involved. Do not include private medical information, account credentials or identity documents.
We will review the report and use it to identify practical improvements or a way to provide the relevant information. No fixed response or repair time is promised. You can request a plain-language explanation of a comparison or policy if the presentation is difficult to follow.
Scope and continuing improvements
External operators and other linked services control the accessibility of their own websites. A Swipstakes link does not establish that a third-party registration or verification process is accessible. Report those barriers to the relevant service as well.
Accessibility checks should accompany material design and content changes. Feedback is part of that process, alongside review of navigation, structure, contrast and interaction. Our corrections process also accepts reports of unclear labels, missing text and information that cannot be reached.
A direct way to reach the editor
Telegram @igamingKirilov is our public contact for questions and corrections. Never send passwords, banking details or identity documents to Swipstakes.
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Operator profiles link to current official information. Swipstakes cannot act on an operator account or guarantee a prize.