Contact Basketball Arcade

Bugs, corrections, accessibility problems and general enquiries all reach the same inbox.

Email is the fastest and most reliable way to reach us.

Email addresses

What it is about	Where to send it
Anything at all	hello@basketballarcade.xyz
Corrections and editorial	editorial@basketballarcade.xyz
Privacy and data questions	privacy@basketballarcade.xyz

We aim to reply to everything within a few working days. Corrections and accessibility reports are handled first.

Reporting a bug in a game

The more of this you can include, the faster it gets fixed:

Which game, and what you were doing when it happened
What you expected, and what happened instead
Your browser and device (for example "Chrome on a Pixel 8", "Safari on an iPhone 14")
Whether it happens every time or only sometimes

Screenshots help. Console errors help more, if you know how to get them.

Reporting an accessibility problem

These go to the top of the list. If something on this site is unusable with a keyboard, a screen reader, at high zoom, or with any assistive technology, please tell us — including what you were using and what happened. We would rather hear about it than not.

Corrections

If something published here is factually wrong, tell us and we will fix it. See the fact-checking policy for how corrections are logged and disclosed.

What we do not accept

Guest posts and link placements. We do not publish content from outside contributors and we do

not sell links. Pitches of this kind are not answered.

Requests to remove a factual statement without a factual argument. Point at the error and we

will look at it.

Games for hosting. We only publish games we build ourselves.

Message form

This form cannot send a message. Basketball Arcade is a static website with no server-side code, so there is nothing behind the Send button to deliver your message. We would rather say so than show you a fake “thanks, we’ll be in touch” screen.

Please use hello@basketballarcade.xyz instead. The form is left in place because it will be connected when a form handler is added — the integration notes are below it.

Connecting this form (for site operators)

The markup above is a standard, accessible HTML form. To make it work you need something to receive a POST request. Three options, none of which require changing the fields:

A hosted form endpoint. Set action to the endpoint URL and method="post", then remove the data-contact-form attribute so the script stops intercepting the submit.
A serverless function. Deploy a function on your host, point action at it, and have it send mail through a transactional mail provider.
A small server-side script if your hosting supports one.

Whichever you choose, add spam protection, validate on the server as well as in the browser, and update the privacy policy to describe what happens to submitted data — at that point the form starts collecting personal information, which it does not today.