SKILL ON NET – Accessibility section
How to use accessibility features on our website and apps
In accordance with the provisions of Title I of the Act 11/2023 of May 8, and in compliance with the relevant European regulations on equal access for persons with disabilities, Skill on Net is committed to ensuring that both our website and mobile application are accessible to all users, regardless of their abilities.
We are continuously working to enhance the accessibility of our online betting and gaming platforms, with the aim of providing a user experience that is straightforward, intuitive, perceptible, and comprehensive for all individuals.
The following features are available to facilitate access:
- Text Size Adjustment
Most browsers allow users to alter the size of on-screen text via the “Zoom” function in the browser settings.
Alternatively, the following keyboard shortcuts may be used:
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“Ctrl/Cmd” and “+” to increase text size. “Ctrl/Cmd” and “-” to decrease text size. “Ctrl/Cmd” and “0” to revert to the default size.
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TalkBack: This feature assists with interacting with the device through spoken feedback and touch gestures
Voice Assistance: This feature enables you to control the device using voice commands.
Vision Enhancements: This feature allows you to modify the display mode to “high contrast” and “large screen”, as well as to “highlight buttons”, select the “colour inversion” option, and “remove animations”.
Hearing Enhancements: This feature allows you to select various options such as “live transcription”, “automatic subtitles”, or “sound detectors”, among others.
Interaction and Dexterity: This feature allows you to enable an “assistance menu” to replace interactions via keys and gestures, as well as to activate the “Voice Access” function, which enables you to control the device by voice.
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Vision: This feature includes options such as “zoom”, “display and text size”, “motion”, and “spoken content”.
Physical and Motor Skills: This feature includes options such as “touch”, “switch control”, and “voice control”.
Hearing: This feature includes options such as “audio and visual effects”, “subtitles”, and “sound recognition”.
Voice: This feature includes options such as “real-time voice” and “voice shortcuts”.
Accessories: This feature includes options such as “keyboards and typing”.
General: This feature includes options such as “guided access”, “assisted access”, and “quick function”.
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On mobile devices, navigation is handled through built-in accessibility tools rather than a keyboard (please also refer to the ‘Mobile device accessibility’ section of this guide):
- iOS (VoiceOver): Use gestures and voice commands to move through the app or website.
- Android (TalkBack): Use touch gestures and spoken feedback to navigate.
Please note, we are continuously improving this experience, and if you find that a menu or feature is not accessible via keyboard, please contact our customer support team so we can assist you.
- Simplified Reading Mode
Many modern browsers offer a built-in “Reader” or “Immersive Reader” mode, which removes distractions (ads, menus, sidebars) and presents a clean, content-focused view.
- Firefox (desktop & mobile): Tap the book icon in the address bar to enter Reader View. You can adjust font, background color, and bold text. F9 may toggle it in some versions.
- Edge: Click the book icon or use F9 to enter Immersive Reader. You can change text size, spacing, background, and enable “Read Aloud.”
- Safari: Click the Reader icon in the toolbar (on desktop or iOS). Use the font settings to adjust appearance.
- Opera: Has a built-in Reader Mode (in newer versions), or you can enable it via hidden flags.
- Chrome: While full support is limited, you can enable experimental reader mode via chrome://flags or use browser extensions to get a simplified view.
If the Reader icon is not visible on a page, it may mean that the page layout does not support Reader mode in that browser.
Common free options:
- NVDA (Windows)
- VoiceOver (built into macOS and iOS)
- TalkBack (built into Android devices)
- ChromeVox (extension for Chrome)
- Windows → Settings > Accessibility > Contrast themes
- macOS → System Settings > Accessibility > Display > Increase Contrast
- Chrome High Contrast Extension → Install here
- Firefox → Accessibility Settings include High Contrast options
- Mobile device accessibility
To improve legibility, users may enable high contrast mode through their browser settings or by installing dedicated extensions.
Android Devices: Access the device settings, navigate to the accessibility section, and activate the desired features, such as TalkBack, voice assistance, visual and auditory enhancements, or accessibility menus.
iOS Devices: Within the device settings, select “Accessibility” and enable the relevant options, including zoom, text size, voice control, subtitles, sound recognition, and others.
Help
If you require assistance while visiting our website and/or App, or if you wish to report any issues relating to the accessibility of our platforms, you may contact our customer service team.
