Review Windows high contrast and low-vision presentation across main screens

[csm120]

Summary

Review the main screens in KeyQuest for readability and visual clarity in Windows high contrast and low-vision scenarios.

Why

The project explicitly supports low-vision users, so visual presentation should be reviewed with the same care as keyboard and screen reader behavior.

Suggested scope

• Check main menu, lessons, options, and game screens
• Review focus visibility and panel contrast
• Review larger text and display scaling behavior
• Document any gaps or follow-up fixes needed

Definition of done

• Findings are written down clearly
• Any confirmed issues are split into follow-up issues or fixed directly

[passionworkeer]

For Windows high contrast testing: 1) Use Windows Settings > Ease of Access > High contrast mode, 2) Check focus indicators with Tab key - they should use outline not just color, 3) Test with 125%-200% scaling in Display settings. Tools like Microsoft's Accessibility Insights can help automate some checks. Document findings in a table with: Screen | Current Behavior | Recommended Fix | Priority

[csm120]

Thanks. I’m keeping the current speech-first Pygame approach, but I’ve updated the accessibility docs to be more precise about what has been reviewed and tested instead of making broad compliance claims. I still want the practical Windows high contrast and low-vision follow-up review here.

[csm120]

Thanks, this is still useful. I’ve kept the project on the current speech-first Pygame path, but the practical Windows high contrast and low-vision follow-up is still relevant. I’m leaving this issue open as a targeted review task for actual Windows testing across key screens, including focus indicators and 125%-200% scaling.

[csm120]

This is still useful, but I want to narrow the issue scope.

I already do regular visual testing on the project. I?m keeping this open specifically for targeted Windows high contrast and low-vision verification across key screens, especially:

• focus visibility
• 125% to 200% scaling behavior
• any screen-specific readability gaps that still need documenting or fixing

So this is not a general reminder to start visual review work; it is a follow-up task for platform-specific checks and any remaining findings.

[csm120]

Resolved: Codex app write access to the WebFriendlyHelp organization repo is now working.