Visual access · data displays · flexible formats

Visual access in gambling data education

Probability tables and statistical charts should be understandable in more than one way. Ask learners about preferred formats and maintain the same analytical goal across accessible options.

Make data displays accessible

Do not rely on color alone; add labels, patterns or direct text.
Provide a data table or written summary alongside a chart.
Describe meaningful visual patterns and changes explicitly.
Use clear headings, units, scales and consistent layouts.

Offer usable materials

Share accessible digital text, screen-reader-friendly tables, magnification options or large-print materials when requested. Check navigation and reading order, and provide adequate time to inspect information.

Keep activities analytical and non-wagering

Use fictional probability examples or accessible synthetic datasets. No visual simulation should be treated as a betting tool or a forecast of real outcomes.

Explore general accessibility guidance and the systems lab.