Accessibility

Accessibility

Accessibility is part of trust. This page explains the practical accessibility goals Cricbolo is working toward, the kinds of barriers that may still appear, how visitors can report an issue, and how the platform should treat accessibility feedback as an operational priority rather than a side note.

Last updated: March 12, 2026 Support email: knowmore@cricbatball.com Scope: public pages and support routes

What this page covers

This page describes the accessibility direction for Cricbolo's public pages. It is intended to explain current priorities, likely limitations, and the reporting route for anyone who finds a barrier while using the site.

Current accessibility focus

  • Readable text hierarchy with stronger spacing and contrast
  • Consistent navigation across major pages
  • Mobile-friendly layouts that reduce horizontal overflow
  • Clear support and policy routes for users who need help

Where barriers may still appear

Accessibility is an ongoing process. Some interactions, future widgets, or third-party content may require additional review over time. Cricbolo treats reported barriers as product issues that should be examined and improved.

How to request assistance

If you face difficulty accessing content, reading a page, or using a feature, email knowmore@cricbatball.com with the page name, device details, and a brief description of the issue.

Review approach

Cricbolo may update page structure, labels, color contrast, and input behavior as the site evolves. Accessibility feedback helps prioritize those changes.

Practical accessibility priorities

Accessibility on Cricbolo should be visible in structure, navigation, and support

Readable structure Headings, spacing, page flow, and content grouping should help visitors scan pages without unnecessary confusion.
Usable interaction Where interactive elements exist, they should be labelled clearly and remain usable across desktop and mobile contexts.
Responsive layouts Pages should adapt to smaller screens without forcing avoidable horizontal scrolling or breaking key content blocks.
Clear support routes Visitors who need help should not have to guess where to report an accessibility problem or request assistance.
How to report a barrier

Specific feedback makes accessibility fixes faster and more accurate

If possible, include the page name, device, browser, what you expected to happen, what actually happened, and any screenshot that helps describe the barrier. That gives Cricbolo a clearer starting point for review and improvement.

Support route: send accessibility issues to knowmore@cricbatball.com so the team can review the exact barrier involved.

Review and ongoing improvement

Accessibility should be reviewed whenever the site or its features change

  • New layouts, forms, widgets, or embedded tools should be reviewed for readability and usability
  • Reported barriers should be treated as product issues rather than isolated complaints
  • Support, policy, and contact routes should stay accessible as the site evolves
  • Third-party tools may require separate review because they can introduce their own accessibility limitations
Important limitation

This page explains accessibility goals, not a blanket certification claim

Cricbolo aims to improve against practical accessibility principles, but this page should not be read as a claim of full legal or technical compliance certification unless that is separately stated in writing. The honest approach is to describe what is being improved, where issues may still exist, and how visitors can help identify barriers.