#tech accessibility

[educatedsavage]

In a classic example of accessibility in name alone, hollow accessibility, if you will: I learned tonight that my former workplace no longer allows my blind former coworker to self identify as "blind." She must now refer to herself as " visually impaired." Only "inclusive" language (by their determination) is permitted. (I used to work for the accessibility department at a major technology corporation. No, not that one.)

[digiweed]

I thought I'd show my keyboard with limited wrist mobility. This setup keeps that carpal tunnel sting at bay by making everything smoother.

I wish IOS systems had them built in too 🥲