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Accessibility

Accessibility at NYT Sudoku

We want Sudoku puzzles to stay readable, keyboard-friendly, and usable across devices. This page describes current support without claiming certification.

Last updated: May 18, 2026

Current support

Responsive layout

The Sudoku board and navigation adapt for desktop, tablet, and mobile screens.

Semantic navigation

Primary links, mobile menu controls, and account actions use accessible labels where the current UI provides them.

Color plus digits

Sudoku progress is communicated through digits, notes, and conflict states, not color alone.

No forced account

Guests can start playing without completing sign-in first.

Planned improvements

High contrast options

A future board setting should make box boundaries and pieces easier to distinguish.

Reduced motion preference

Animations should respect users who prefer less motion.

Larger board symbols

We plan to improve readability for small screens and low-vision players.

More complete keyboard testing

We will keep testing puzzle controls and modal flows so keyboard users are not trapped.

Accessibility feedback

If something blocks you from playing, email [email protected] with your device, browser, assistive technology if relevant, and the page or level where it happened.