Accessibility approach
The site is designed to work across desktop and mobile screens, keyboard input and modern assistive technologies. The practical target is WCAG 2.2 Level AA techniques where they fit this site. This is a quality commitment and not a claim that the venue is automatically subject to the New Zealand Government Web Accessibility Standard.
Features implemented
- Semantic landmarks, heading structure and labelled navigation.
- A skip link to move directly to the main content.
- Visible keyboard focus styles and keyboard-operable links, buttons, menus and expandable programme details.
- Persistent visible labels for form fields, required-field indication and linked inline error messages.
- Server-side validation that preserves entered form values after an error.
- A conditional poker confirmation that appears only when Social poker is the current selector value.
- Colour contrast chosen for readable text and controls.
- Alternative text for meaningful images and empty alternatives for decorative images.
- A mobile programme layout that does not require horizontal scrolling.
- Touch targets sized for mobile use.
- A keyboard-accessible cookie-settings dialog with a focus trap, Escape support and focus return.
- Reduced-motion support through the user’s operating-system preference.
- No autoplay audio, flashing content or moving background video.
Responsive content
Pricing, weekly schedule entries, programme details, legal tables and enquiry fields reflow into a single-column mobile layout. Navigation changes to a text-labelled menu button and remains usable by touch and keyboard.
Known practical limits
Directions open an external map service, whose accessibility is controlled by that provider. The generated venue photographs communicate atmosphere but are not needed to complete the form or understand pricing and programme requirements; equivalent practical information is provided in text.
Feedback and assistance
If a page, control or document is difficult to use, email [email protected] or call +64 9 283 1069. Include the page address, what you were trying to do and the device or assistive technology involved where you are comfortable doing so. We can provide the relevant visit or programme information through another available contact method.
Review
This statement is updated when a material accessibility feature or known limitation changes.