// Accessibility · Interactive Challenge

Spot the bug.

Five rounds. Each round shows a fake Storyline slide broken into labelled sections. Find which sections have accessibility violations before the timer runs out.

01 — Look

Read the slide

Each slide is divided into dashed sections. Read the content and think: what's wrong here?

02 — Click

Click a section to inspect it

Click any dashed section you think contains an accessibility violation. You'll immediately see if you're right and why.

03 — Learn

Read the explanation

Every bug comes with the exact WCAG criterion it breaks and the specific Storyline fix. Find all bugs to advance.

Note: The slides shown are static mockups — buttons and form elements inside them are decorative and won't respond to clicks. Only the dashed sections are interactive. Hover a section to see the cursor change before clicking.

Round 1 of 5

Score

Time remaining

Bugs

0/0

Round

1/5

Articulate Storyline 360

Static mockup — buttons inside are decorative

Click the sections that have accessibility bugs

Round complete

0/0

Bugs found

Time left

Points

// Game complete

Final score

Total score

Bugs found

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Rank

The five violation types in this game — contrast, alt text, keyboard access, touch targets, and video captions — account for over 80% of eLearning accessibility failures in production courses.

The fix is never retrofitting. It's building the template right the first time.

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Interactive Game · WCAG 2.1

Find the bugs. Fix the course. Learn WCAG the only way that sticks.

A mini-game that drops you into a broken eLearning screen and asks you to find the accessibility violation. Not a quiz about standards — a hands-on exercise in recognising what bad looks like.

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Spot the Accessibility Bug

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The full interactive experience runs in the editorial view — click below to launch it.

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