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Track record wise, apple is one of the best in terms of serving accessibility. So I’d bet greater than 50% odds that they’re thinking about lazy eye or one eye
by miketery 3y ago
Track record wise, apple is one of the best in terms of serving accessibility. So I’d bet greater than 50% odds that they’re thinking about lazy eye or one eye or derivatives there of.
- ahahahahah 3y ago[flagged]
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- avidphantasm 3y agoWell, they have pretty consistently invested in and showcased accessibility, famously ROI-be-damned (to paraphrase Tim Cook). So, it’s not a stretch to expect (but not assume) they will have the perspicacity to do the same here.
- spacephysics 3y agoI agree not to drink the apple copium, but they do excel in accessibility by a large degree. Honestly, I think a large part of the industry taking into account accessibility in a more serious ways comes from the competitive advantage apple has created. Doesn’t mean accessibility hasn’t been done in the past. By no means. But it’s a market segment they have on lockdown
- gnicholas 3y agoFWIW, I emailed a fairly senior accessibility person at Apple yesterday with a question about the headset and got a response back today, even in the midst of WWDC. And I'm a relative nobody — just a bootstrapped solo founder who works in the accessibility field.