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I rebuilt my personal logo using hand-coded #SVG, checked out the alignment with #tactile exploration by embossing it while iterating, and then used the design concept to refresh my entire portfolio site, as you do. :) Come check out the latest version of https://marconius.com/
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My #SVG #TactileArt homage to #ReadingRainbow. Arcs of braille spelling out each color of the rainbow arch across the page and into an open book, and there is a butterfly in the sky as per the theme song. The braille follows the curves of each arc instead of staying straight, and as they converge into the book, it goes from a text to a textural experience. Grab the color and tactile versions here: https://marconius.com/svg/readingRainbow.html
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My #SVG #TactileArt homage to #ReadingRainbow. Arcs of braille spelling out each color of the rainbow arch across the page and into an open book, and there is a butterfly in the sky as per the theme song. The braille follows the curves of each arc instead of staying straight, and as they converge into the book, it goes from a text to a textural experience. Grab the color and tactile versions here: https://marconius.com/svg/readingRainbow.html
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My #SVG #TactileArt homage to #ReadingRainbow. Arcs of braille spelling out each color of the rainbow arch across the page and into an open book, and there is a butterfly in the sky as per the theme song. The braille follows the curves of each arc instead of staying straight, and as they converge into the book, it goes from a text to a textural experience. Grab the color and tactile versions here: https://marconius.com/svg/readingRainbow.html
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My #SVG #TactileArt homage to #ReadingRainbow. Arcs of braille spelling out each color of the rainbow arch across the page and into an open book, and there is a butterfly in the sky as per the theme song. The braille follows the curves of each arc instead of staying straight, and as they converge into the book, it goes from a text to a textural experience. Grab the color and tactile versions here: https://marconius.com/svg/readingRainbow.html
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My #SVG #TactileArt homage to #ReadingRainbow. Arcs of braille spelling out each color of the rainbow arch across the page and into an open book, and there is a butterfly in the sky as per the theme song. The braille follows the curves of each arc instead of staying straight, and as they converge into the book, it goes from a text to a textural experience. Grab the color and tactile versions here: https://marconius.com/svg/readingRainbow.html
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In the light color scheme, the #mainTitle paragraph in the header and the copyright text in the footer are both hard to read, a dark gray on darkBlue.I'd remove the color from the `p` rule and replace the black color in the `body` rule with the dark gray color.
Alternately, add a second selector to the header CSS rule, `header, header p`, and do the same for `footer` so there's a paragraph color defined with greater specificity. -
Totally tooting my own Horn Bet, but if anyone enjoys the game of #Craps, I coded an #accessible version of it with #Python called Oh Craps! along with the 3 other casino mother games that can be played in #Terminal or your command line of choice. Couldn't find any accurate nor accessible casino games out there so I just built my own! I also created and maintain a compendium of Craps strategies for fellow #Dice nerds: https://marconius.com/craps
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If you've been playing my Whack A Braille app, version 1.2.0 just went live! You can now set up custom moles to whack for each round, or build your own mole invasion army that you want to battle! Perfect for teachers using this for #Braille students, folks wanting to practice or refresh their skills, or for anyone who just has particular grudges against specific moles. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/whack-a-braille/id6760976367
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Hot off the heels of the WordBop web game, @ChanceyFleet and I have yet another release! Here's WordBopper, all the same fun but now as a native #iOS app! Bop letters and make words in timed or non-stop modes, and enjoy the speed and #accessibility optimizations if playing this with #VoiceOver on! We hope you enjoy this, and would love any and all feedback or requests. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/wordbopper/id6766375951
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Hot off the heels of the WordBop web game, @ChanceyFleet and I have yet another release! Here's WordBopper, all the same fun but now as a native #iOS app! Bop letters and make words in timed or non-stop modes, and enjoy the speed and #accessibility optimizations if playing this with #VoiceOver on! We hope you enjoy this, and would love any and all feedback or requests. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/wordbopper/id6766375951
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Hot off the heels of the WordBop web game, @ChanceyFleet and I have yet another release! Here's WordBopper, all the same fun but now as a native #iOS app! Bop letters and make words in timed or non-stop modes, and enjoy the speed and #accessibility optimizations if playing this with #VoiceOver on! We hope you enjoy this, and would love any and all feedback or requests. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/wordbopper/id6766375951
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Hot off the heels of the WordBop web game, @ChanceyFleet and I have yet another release! Here's WordBopper, all the same fun but now as a native #iOS app! Bop letters and make words in timed or non-stop modes, and enjoy the speed and #accessibility optimizations if playing this with #VoiceOver on! We hope you enjoy this, and would love any and all feedback or requests. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/wordbopper/id6766375951
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Hot off the heels of the WordBop web game, @ChanceyFleet and I have yet another release! Here's WordBopper, all the same fun but now as a native #iOS app! Bop letters and make words in timed or non-stop modes, and enjoy the speed and #accessibility optimizations if playing this with #VoiceOver on! We hope you enjoy this, and would love any and all feedback or requests. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/wordbopper/id6766375951
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Right on the heels of #CSUN, I'll be giving my Intro to Web #Accessibility class and a shortened version of my Be a Better Tester talk online on March 18th, 7-9pm Eastern. We'll go over learning resources, the industry in general, and how to write successful and actionable feedback for apps and websites! It's a free virtual workshop hosted by the Andrew Heiskell Braille and Talking Books library and you can register here: https://nypl.zoom.us/meeting/register/WnFhNoHdQRSbrN3B5O7GJg#/registration
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I had this hilarious idea for #CSUN, and they just materialized at my door. Behold! My Unlabeled Buttons! These are sure to make fellow #Accessibility geeks laugh and make others remember to label their damned buttons and controls. I'll have 100 of these at the conference!
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Using #Codex, I started making it draft an ongoing document explaining the How and Why of the changes and updates it was making through each milestone of a project. This lets me follow along and learn about coding practices rather than just asking for things and having them magically happen. It also adds #AI accountability, because it does inevitably create bugs, and rewrite mistakes, and the #accessible markdown doc is easier to read than a standard change log. #Blind #BlindCoding
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Using #Codex, I started making it draft an ongoing document explaining the How and Why of the changes and updates it was making through each milestone of a project. This lets me follow along and learn about coding practices rather than just asking for things and having them magically happen. It also adds #AI accountability, because it does inevitably create bugs, and rewrite mistakes, and the #accessible markdown doc is easier to read than a standard change log. #Blind #BlindCoding
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Using #Codex, I started making it draft an ongoing document explaining the How and Why of the changes and updates it was making through each milestone of a project. This lets me follow along and learn about coding practices rather than just asking for things and having them magically happen. It also adds #AI accountability, because it does inevitably create bugs, and rewrite mistakes, and the #accessible markdown doc is easier to read than a standard change log. #Blind #BlindCoding
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Using #Codex, I started making it draft an ongoing document explaining the How and Why of the changes and updates it was making through each milestone of a project. This lets me follow along and learn about coding practices rather than just asking for things and having them magically happen. It also adds #AI accountability, because it does inevitably create bugs, and rewrite mistakes, and the #accessible markdown doc is easier to read than a standard change log. #Blind #BlindCoding
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Using #Codex, I started making it draft an ongoing document explaining the How and Why of the changes and updates it was making through each milestone of a project. This lets me follow along and learn about coding practices rather than just asking for things and having them magically happen. It also adds #AI accountability, because it does inevitably create bugs, and rewrite mistakes, and the #accessible markdown doc is easier to read than a standard change log. #Blind #BlindCoding
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Huge update to my #Accessible Oh Craps! #iOS app! You can now create and share your own #Craps strategies right in the app, plus submit them to the core strategy list! Lots of other #Accessibility tweaks as well, plus a nifty new icon. If you love Craps or would just like to explore a #Bline first accessible app, check it out: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/oh-craps/id6757132039
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When vibe coding or co-coding with #AI, always keep track of your source control. I've learned to git commit early and often with each step, and to only share compiling code with the AI to help prevent doom spirals of patches and errors when it tries to solve for it's own mistakes. Be comfy with git reset, the git patching process, and paying close attention to exactly how the AI is interpreting your psuedo code and instructions, especially with big updates and refactors. #BlindCoding
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When vibe coding or co-coding with #AI, always keep track of your source control. I've learned to git commit early and often with each step, and to only share compiling code with the AI to help prevent doom spirals of patches and errors when it tries to solve for it's own mistakes. Be comfy with git reset, the git patching process, and paying close attention to exactly how the AI is interpreting your psuedo code and instructions, especially with big updates and refactors. #BlindCoding
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When vibe coding or co-coding with #AI, always keep track of your source control. I've learned to git commit early and often with each step, and to only share compiling code with the AI to help prevent doom spirals of patches and errors when it tries to solve for it's own mistakes. Be comfy with git reset, the git patching process, and paying close attention to exactly how the AI is interpreting your psuedo code and instructions, especially with big updates and refactors. #BlindCoding
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When vibe coding or co-coding with #AI, always keep track of your source control. I've learned to git commit early and often with each step, and to only share compiling code with the AI to help prevent doom spirals of patches and errors when it tries to solve for it's own mistakes. Be comfy with git reset, the git patching process, and paying close attention to exactly how the AI is interpreting your psuedo code and instructions, especially with big updates and refactors. #BlindCoding
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When vibe coding or co-coding with #AI, always keep track of your source control. I've learned to git commit early and often with each step, and to only share compiling code with the AI to help prevent doom spirals of patches and errors when it tries to solve for it's own mistakes. Be comfy with git reset, the git patching process, and paying close attention to exactly how the AI is interpreting your psuedo code and instructions, especially with big updates and refactors. #BlindCoding
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come check out the #WebAIM virtual conference tomorrow! Ted Drake and I will be talking about the challenges involved with trying to use AI to draft alt text; inaccuracies, hallucinations/confabulations, sanitization of disability representation and bias, lack of surrounding context, and more. Now with new potential solutions and prompts from when we presented this same topic back at #CSUN. #A11y https://conference.webaim.org/
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I made some final tweaks to the #Tactile #SVG Bingo card output for both portrait and landscape modes, made the site responsive, pretty, and functional in light and dark modes with CSS, and am happy to release this further out into the world! Thanks to @ChanceyFleet for bringing this little project to me! Now anyone can make tactile and embossable Bingo Cards whenever they want! We can do so much nonvisually with just a little code and a means of tactile output! https://blindsvg.com/pages/projects/bingo/
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Our #Tactile Teach-In is back! If you'll be in or around Colorado on May 1-3, our team will be teaching our tactile drawing and approximate perspective curriculum for #Blind kids and adults to folks who want to learn how to teach it to others. The final day will be for all folks who just want to attend and learn how to draw! Come brave the altitude and draw with us! https://www.actionfund.org/form/tactile-art