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  1. #Blind and #visionimpaired people, and those who design accessible #PenPaper #rpg rulebooks in my followers: How do you read roleplaying game books, and what do you do with charts, map and illustrations?

    Right now, most of my rulebook is text (see roa.5f9.de), and relies on purely textual information to convey things. That should be decently accessible with a screen reader.

    BUT: I am thinking of redoing the skill "tree" with a hex map, so that each skill learned unlocks those that are touching that hex for future learning.

    So, assuming you learn the skill "Physical Combat", that has "Stalwart Defender", "Hold Ground" and "Shield Use" adjacent to it - so these are unlocked now, even though "Shield Use" is part of a different skill group.

    Visually, it is pretty easy to lay out and read. But how would that translate that to a screen reader? Would it be enough to list all adjacent skills in a skills description, and then people compile the map in their head?

    My design goal is to lower cognitive load and lookups wherever I can, and this is a great way to do it visually, but I fear that it'll make things a lot harder for non-seeing people?

    *edit: Boosts welcome

  2. #Blind and #visionimpaired people, and those who design accessible #PenPaper #rpg rulebooks in my followers: How do you read roleplaying game books, and what do you do with charts, map and illustrations?

    Right now, most of my rulebook is text (see roa.5f9.de), and relies on purely textual information to convey things. That should be decently accessible with a screen reader.

    BUT: I am thinking of redoing the skill "tree" with a hex map, so that each skill learned unlocks those that are touching that hex for future learning.

    So, assuming you learn the skill "Physical Combat", that has "Stalwart Defender", "Hold Ground" and "Shield Use" adjacent to it - so these are unlocked now, even though "Shield Use" is part of a different skill group.

    Visually, it is pretty easy to lay out and read. But how would that translate that to a screen reader? Would it be enough to list all adjacent skills in a skills description, and then people compile the map in their head?

    My design goal is to lower cognitive load and lookups wherever I can, and this is a great way to do it visually, but I fear that it'll make things a lot harder for non-seeing people?

    *edit: Boosts welcome

  3. #Blind and #visionimpaired people, and those who design accessible #PenPaper #rpg rulebooks in my followers: How do you read roleplaying game books, and what do you do with charts, map and illustrations?

    Right now, most of my rulebook is text (see roa.5f9.de), and relies on purely textual information to convey things. That should be decently accessible with a screen reader.

    BUT: I am thinking of redoing the skill "tree" with a hex map, so that each skill learned unlocks those that are touching that hex for future learning.

    So, assuming you learn the skill "Physical Combat", that has "Stalwart Defender", "Hold Ground" and "Shield Use" adjacent to it - so these are unlocked now, even though "Shield Use" is part of a different skill group.

    Visually, it is pretty easy to lay out and read. But how would that translate that to a screen reader? Would it be enough to list all adjacent skills in a skills description, and then people compile the map in their head?

    My design goal is to lower cognitive load and lookups wherever I can, and this is a great way to do it visually, but I fear that it'll make things a lot harder for non-seeing people?

    *edit: Boosts welcome

  4. #Blind and #visionimpaired people, and those who design accessible #PenPaper #rpg rulebooks in my followers: How do you read roleplaying game books, and what do you do with charts, map and illustrations?

    Right now, most of my rulebook is text (see roa.5f9.de), and relies on purely textual information to convey things. That should be decently accessible with a screen reader.

    BUT: I am thinking of redoing the skill "tree" with a hex map, so that each skill learned unlocks those that are touching that hex for future learning.

    So, assuming you learn the skill "Physical Combat", that has "Stalwart Defender", "Hold Ground" and "Shield Use" adjacent to it - so these are unlocked now, even though "Shield Use" is part of a different skill group.

    Visually, it is pretty easy to lay out and read. But how would that translate that to a screen reader? Would it be enough to list all adjacent skills in a skills description, and then people compile the map in their head?

    My design goal is to lower cognitive load and lookups wherever I can, and this is a great way to do it visually, but I fear that it'll make things a lot harder for non-seeing people?

    *edit: Boosts welcome

  5. #Blind and #visionimpaired people, and those who design accessible #PenPaper #rpg rulebooks in my followers: How do you read roleplaying game books, and what do you do with charts, map and illustrations?

    Right now, most of my rulebook is text (see roa.5f9.de), and relies on purely textual information to convey things. That should be decently accessible with a screen reader.

    BUT: I am thinking of redoing the skill "tree" with a hex map, so that each skill learned unlocks those that are touching that hex for future learning.

    So, assuming you learn the skill "Physical Combat", that has "Stalwart Defender", "Hold Ground" and "Shield Use" adjacent to it - so these are unlocked now, even though "Shield Use" is part of a different skill group.

    Visually, it is pretty easy to lay out and read. But how would that translate that to a screen reader? Would it be enough to list all adjacent skills in a skills description, and then people compile the map in their head?

    My design goal is to lower cognitive load and lookups wherever I can, and this is a great way to do it visually, but I fear that it'll make things a lot harder for non-seeing people?

    *edit: Boosts welcome

  6. 3D printing in education & tactile technology in sport, are just two ways technology is revolutionising access to community for people who are blind or vision impaired.

    Have you used 3D printing or other tactile technology? Tell us about it!

    3D printing use in education: abc.net.au/news/2024-12-03/sch

    AFL touch and track technology: afl.com.au/news/1346638/a-firs

    #A11Y #Accessibility #Blind #VisionImpaired #AssistiveTechnology

  7. 3D printing in education & tactile technology in sport, are just two ways technology is revolutionising access to community for people who are blind or vision impaired.

    Have you used 3D printing or other tactile technology? Tell us about it!

    3D printing use in education: abc.net.au/news/2024-12-03/sch

    AFL touch and track technology: afl.com.au/news/1346638/a-firs

    #A11Y #Accessibility #Blind #VisionImpaired #AssistiveTechnology

  8. 3D printing in education & tactile technology in sport, are just two ways technology is revolutionising access to community for people who are blind or vision impaired.

    Have you used 3D printing or other tactile technology? Tell us about it!

    3D printing use in education: abc.net.au/news/2024-12-03/sch

    AFL touch and track technology: afl.com.au/news/1346638/a-firs

    #A11Y #Accessibility #Blind #VisionImpaired #AssistiveTechnology

  9. 3D printing in education & tactile technology in sport, are just two ways technology is revolutionising access to community for people who are blind or vision impaired.

    Have you used 3D printing or other tactile technology? Tell us about it!

    3D printing use in education: abc.net.au/news/2024-12-03/sch

    AFL touch and track technology: afl.com.au/news/1346638/a-firs

    #A11Y #Accessibility #Blind #VisionImpaired #AssistiveTechnology

  10. 3D printing in education & tactile technology in sport, are just two ways technology is revolutionising access to community for people who are blind or vision impaired.

    Have you used 3D printing or other tactile technology? Tell us about it!

    3D printing use in education: abc.net.au/news/2024-12-03/sch

    AFL touch and track technology: afl.com.au/news/1346638/a-firs

    #A11Y #Accessibility #Blind #VisionImpaired #AssistiveTechnology

  11. I'll be the brave one to say this: Please stop making fun of light mode users and people who use high britness settings to their face. Just like how dark mode accomodates your eye comfort, light and neutral modes accomodate some with poor vision as well.

    Yes, a lot of light modes are shitty and lazily made (please stop using #FFF white so much), but the people who need it dont deserve being individually maligned

    #BeebzBlog #DarkMode #LightMode #ableism #VisionImpaired

  12. Some #Drycleaners are IMO predatory scum.

    A vision impaired elderly relative was for years using the local drycleaners.

    Who would return the clothes still stained.

    It wasn't until someone else put their glasses on and went through the clothes that had been drycleaned and found stains on most of them that the racket was unearthed.

    A stern rebuke to the drycleaners was delivered in person by the discoverer.

    How to assist?
    When to assist?

    #VisionImpaired

  13. Some #Drycleaners are IMO predatory scum.

    A vision impaired elderly relative was for years using the local drycleaners.

    Who would return the clothes still stained.

    It wasn't until someone else put their glasses on and went through the clothes that had been drycleaned and found stains on most of them that the racket was unearthed.

    A stern rebuke to the drycleaners was delivered in person by the discoverer.

    How to assist?
    When to assist?

    #VisionImpaired

  14. Some #Drycleaners are IMO predatory scum.

    A vision impaired elderly relative was for years using the local drycleaners.

    Who would return the clothes still stained.

    It wasn't until someone else put their glasses on and went through the clothes that had been drycleaned and found stains on most of them that the racket was unearthed.

    A stern rebuke to the drycleaners was delivered in person by the discoverer.

    How to assist?
    When to assist?

    #VisionImpaired

  15. Some #Drycleaners are IMO predatory scum.

    A vision impaired elderly relative was for years using the local drycleaners.

    Who would return the clothes still stained.

    It wasn't until someone else put their glasses on and went through the clothes that had been drycleaned and found stains on most of them that the racket was unearthed.

    A stern rebuke to the drycleaners was delivered in person by the discoverer.

    How to assist?
    When to assist?

    #VisionImpaired

  16. Some #Drycleaners are IMO predatory scum.

    A vision impaired elderly relative was for years using the local drycleaners.

    Who would return the clothes still stained.

    It wasn't until someone else put their glasses on and went through the clothes that had been drycleaned and found stains on most of them that the racket was unearthed.

    A stern rebuke to the drycleaners was delivered in person by the discoverer.

    How to assist?
    When to assist?

    #VisionImpaired

  17. The latest Eyes On Success episode featuring Innosearch AI is out now! Join our co-founders, Patrick Long and Bryan Vuong, as they dive into how Innosearch AI is making online shopping accessible and seamless for the visually impaired. Plus, with our referral link, new users get $10 free to start exploring!

    🎧 Listen here: buff.ly/3YAQAyb

    #InnosearchAI #EyesOnSuccess #AccessibleShopping #VisionImpaired #AI #InclusiveTech #ReferralReward #AccessibleTech #Innovation

  18. "Hey, let's include #braille on this container, so that people who are #blind or #visionimpaired can use it, too!" #accessibility gone wrong?

  19. "Hey, let's include #braille on this container, so that people who are #blind or #visionimpaired can use it, too!" #accessibility gone wrong?

  20. "Hey, let's include #braille on this container, so that people who are #blind or #visionimpaired can use it, too!" #accessibility gone wrong?

  21. "Hey, let's include #braille on this container, so that people who are #blind or #visionimpaired can use it, too!" #accessibility gone wrong?

  22. "Hey, let's include #braille on this container, so that people who are #blind or #visionimpaired can use it, too!" #accessibility gone wrong?

  23. CW: A consumer swears about Tile

    #TileApp : Been using this and their Tile hardware to help in finding lost and hidden items for a blind forgetful #ElderlyRelative.

    The bastards at Tile have taken to putting a damned advert at the top of their Android app open page.

    Thereby making it impossible for the elderly person to use the app.

    Greed, ignorance, don't-give-a-fuck, whatever.

    A shit company, a shit product, a shit UX.

    #Tile
    #AppUI
    #Accessibility
    #VisionImpaired
    #ConsumingIn2024

  24. CW: A consumer swears about Tile

    #TileApp : Been using this and their Tile hardware to help in finding lost and hidden items for a blind forgetful #ElderlyRelative.

    The bastards at Tile have taken to putting a damned advert at the top of their Android app open page.

    Thereby making it impossible for the elderly person to use the app.

    Greed, ignorance, don't-give-a-fuck, whatever.

    A shit company, a shit product, a shit UX.

    #Tile
    #AppUI
    #Accessibility
    #VisionImpaired
    #ConsumingIn2024

  25. CW: A consumer swears about Tile

    #TileApp : Been using this and their Tile hardware to help in finding lost and hidden items for a blind forgetful #ElderlyRelative.

    The bastards at Tile have taken to putting a damned advert at the top of their Android app open page.

    Thereby making it impossible for the elderly person to use the app.

    Greed, ignorance, don't-give-a-fuck, whatever.

    A shit company, a shit product, a shit UX.

    #Tile
    #AppUI
    #Accessibility
    #VisionImpaired
    #ConsumingIn2024

  26. CW: A consumer swears about Tile

    #TileApp : Been using this and their Tile hardware to help in finding lost and hidden items for a blind forgetful #ElderlyRelative.

    The bastards at Tile have taken to putting a damned advert at the top of their Android app open page.

    Thereby making it impossible for the elderly person to use the app.

    Greed, ignorance, don't-give-a-fuck, whatever.

    A shit company, a shit product, a shit UX.

    #Tile
    #AppUI
    #Accessibility
    #VisionImpaired
    #ConsumingIn2024

  27. CW: A consumer swears about Tile

    #TileApp : Been using this and their Tile hardware to help in finding lost and hidden items for a blind forgetful #ElderlyRelative.

    The bastards at Tile have taken to putting a damned advert at the top of their Android app open page.

    Thereby making it impossible for the elderly person to use the app.

    Greed, ignorance, don't-give-a-fuck, whatever.

    A shit company, a shit product, a shit UX.

    #Tile
    #AppUI
    #Accessibility
    #VisionImpaired
    #ConsumingIn2024

  28. Are there any bots/automated accounts that #blind / #VisionImpaired folks like to follow?

    Not necessarily image/video-based ones, but I'd really like to see examples of those, if there are any.

  29. Are there any bots/automated accounts that #blind / #VisionImpaired folks like to follow?

    Not necessarily image/video-based ones, but I'd really like to see examples of those, if there are any.

  30. Are there any bots/automated accounts that #blind / #VisionImpaired folks like to follow?

    Not necessarily image/video-based ones, but I'd really like to see examples of those, if there are any.

  31. Are there any bots/automated accounts that #blind / #VisionImpaired folks like to follow?

    Not necessarily image/video-based ones, but I'd really like to see examples of those, if there are any.

  32. Are there any bots/automated accounts that #blind / #VisionImpaired folks like to follow?

    Not necessarily image/video-based ones, but I'd really like to see examples of those, if there are any.

  33. So I've been called out for alttexthalloffame.org not being run by someone who's #blind or #VisionImpaired.

    And that's fair. I'm very much open to anyone from those communities to get directly involved, so this is my public invitation.

  34. So I've been called out for alttexthalloffame.org not being run by someone who's #blind or #VisionImpaired.

    And that's fair. I'm very much open to anyone from those communities to get directly involved, so this is my public invitation.

  35. So I've been called out for alttexthalloffame.org not being run by someone who's #blind or #VisionImpaired.

    And that's fair. I'm very much open to anyone from those communities to get directly involved, so this is my public invitation.

  36. So I've been called out for alttexthalloffame.org not being run by someone who's #blind or #VisionImpaired.

    And that's fair. I'm very much open to anyone from those communities to get directly involved, so this is my public invitation.

  37. So I've been called out for alttexthalloffame.org not being run by someone who's #blind or #VisionImpaired.

    And that's fair. I'm very much open to anyone from those communities to get directly involved, so this is my public invitation.