The expressive amount of people with disabilities makes the accessibility
theme increasingly important. However, this relevance
contrasts with the significant inaccessibility in the world. On the
web this is no different, despite the existence of solid accessibility
guidelines, such as WCAG. The same thing happens in Computer
Security game interfaces, which can be used as pedagogical tools
for teaching this area with increasing demand for professionals.
Therefore, this paper aimed to analyze web interfaces of Computer
Security games, among them TreasureHunt, object of the authors
research work; thereby It was possible to identify which WCAG
guidelines were followed in those interfaces and improve the accessibility
of TreasureHunt. For such, manual validations of the
WCAG’s 87 accessibility guidelines in version 2.1 and drafts of
version 2.2 were used, as well as automatic validations of HTML,
CSS and accessibility. As a result, the TreasureHunt interface met
78% of the accessibility guidelines and passed the three automatic
validators, while the other tools had an average of approximately
30% of the guidelines met and didn’t pass the HTML validator