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One address, and an honest note about what can and cannot be answered by email.

Updated 2 min readAbout Playbright

Short answer

Email editor@playbright.org for corrections, questions about a guide, or accessibility problems with the site. Playbright cannot assess whether a specific playground conforms to a standard, and cannot give legal, medical or engineering advice.

On this page
  1. Email
  2. What to send
  3. What cannot be answered by email
  4. Reporting a problem with the site itself

Email

editor@playbright.org

One address, read by the people who write the site. Please put the page URL in the message when your question is about a specific guide, because it saves a round trip.

What to send

You want toWhat to include
Report an errorPage URL, the passage, the correct position, the source
Ask about a guidePage URL and the specific question
Report an accessibility problemPage URL, your browser or assistive technology, what happened
Ask about reuseWhat you want to use, where, and for what purpose
What to include so a message can be answered without a back and forth.

What cannot be answered by email

  • Whether your playground conforms. That requires a site visit, measurement and the current edition of the standard, and it belongs to a qualified inspector. See the annual audit.
  • Legal questions. Liability, licensing, procurement law and insurance are jurisdiction-specific and belong to your attorney or your carrier.
  • Medical questions. If a child has been injured, that is a question for a clinician, not for a website.
  • Brand recommendations. Editorial standards explains why.

Reporting a problem with the site itself

If a page is unreadable with a screen reader, a control cannot be operated with a keyboard, contrast is too low, or something is broken on your device, that is worth reporting and it will be fixed. Accessibility sets out what the site aims for and what is known to be imperfect.

Frequently asked questions

Can you tell me if my playground is compliant?

No. Conformance is judged on site, against the current edition of the applicable standard, by someone qualified to do it. What we can do is point you at the right document and at how to find a qualified inspector: CPSI certification explains what that qualification is.

Can you recommend a manufacturer or an installer?

No. No page on this site recommends or ranks a brand, a product or a company. Choosing an installer sets out what to look for and what to put in a contract, which is more durable advice than a name would be.

Can I reuse content from Playbright?

Short quotations with a link back are fine. Republishing whole pages is not. See terms for the detail. If you want to use a table or a figure in a presentation or a grant application, ask by email and say what it is for.