Batter Up! Batter Up

Design & Accessibility Credits

Last updated: July 12, 2026

Batter Up was designed and developed by Ryan Thompson through Mention Group. Accessibility practices and ongoing testing are informed by AX4E, Ryan's accessibility initiative.

Design & development

Every screen in Batter Up — the roster, batting order, defensive rotation, pitch counter, and game mode — was designed and built by Ryan Thompson through Mention Group, with a single goal: a fast, utilitarian game-day clipboard a coach can run one-handed from the dugout.

Accessibility

Accessibility isn't an afterthought here. Batter Up is built toward WCAG 2.1 standards: strong color contrast, large touch targets, readable type, keyboard-operable controls, and screen-reader labels. These practices, and the ongoing testing behind them, are informed by AX4E — Access for Everyone, Ryan's accessibility initiative. Hit a snag with assistive tech? Tell us — reports make the app better for every coach, parent, and kid.

Not affiliated

Batter Up is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Little League Baseball, Major League Baseball, or any league or team.

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