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Game demo stations are usually the most-attended element of a gaming event. Making them accessible ensures every guest can experience the games your teams have worked so hard on.

Scoping questions

This guideline applies if you answer yes to:
  • Does your event have demo stations or kiosks where attendees can play games?

Implementation guidelines

Monitors

  • Height: adjustable, ideally 48 to 72 inches from the ground.
  • Angle: tiltable — ideally 30 degrees from center, up and down.
  • Brightness: easily adjusted.

Tables

  • Height: on-the-fly adjustable (sit/stand desk style). Approximately 28–48 inches range so wheelchairs can roll under.
  • Sturdy: able to support someone of substantial weight leaning on it.
  • Color and contrast: stand out in darker rooms so guests don’t trip or collide.

Cleanliness

Wipes
  • Sanitizing wipes at every station for before-and-after use.
  • Provide a receptacle for used wipes.
  • Staff should monitor stations and wipe as needed.
Hand sanitizer
  • Every station has hand sanitizer available, ideally in an automatic dispenser.

Controllers

Standard controllers
  • Minimum of two controllers per station for co-pilot play.
  • Long cables — at least 3 feet from the edge of the table.
Adaptive controllers
  • Every station should have an XBOX Adaptive Controller present, or immediate access to cables to connect one.
  • Have a variety of buttons, switches, and joysticks readily available for staff when an adaptive setup is required.
  • Buttons should have Velcro backing, with lapboards for mounting.

Accessibility info

Title-specific
  • Each station displays a QR code with a short URL (and braille underneath) linking to the demo’s accessibility information. The linked page doesn’t need final content — just what settings this demo includes. Short URLs let you redirect for different pages and reuse the signs, since printing braille is expensive.

Seating

  • Provide seating, or easy access to folding chairs, for guests who have difficulty standing for extended periods.

Resources and tools

None currently.
Last modified on August 20, 2026