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by qkeast 6y ago
Making an investment into serving the needs of those with disabilities serves everyone.
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by qkeast 6y ago
I do agree with this, and it’s one reason I’m a huge proponent of automated speech to text even if accuracy isn’t perfect. Having to bring in a third party to transcribe is expensive and exceptional and best when accuracy is crucial, or it’
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by qkeast 6y ago
Absolutely. This was actually something my team brought up—it was much more exhausting than usual, because it places such a heavier mental load on everyone. In my case at least, it’s still better than lip reading in large in-person meetings
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by qkeast 6y ago
I love how many different approaches there are for setting things up! One quick note about Otter: I’m using LoopBack to create virtual audio devices that let me feed the audio as an input source as well as play it through an output channel.
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by qkeast 6y ago
Fascinating stuff! I’m going to dig into it more soon. Thanks for sharing! I’ll be sure to follow up.
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by qkeast 6y ago
You do realize you’re saying “It’s not worth including some people,” including those with hearing loss, as if their inclusion is worth less than everyone else. Inclusive design recognizes that by simply recognizing the challenges the extrem
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I’m deaf, and this is what happens when I get on a Zoom call(fastcompany.com)
376 points by qkeast 6y ago|145 comments
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by qkeast 6y ago
I think it goes so far as to be unethical, because it takes advantage of a gap in understanding[1] where most users aren't even aware of the possibility of this being possible. [1] https://quinnkeast.com/writing/th
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Show HN: I created an open-source product language/content guidelines framework(github.com)
2 points by qkeast 6y ago|0 comments
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The net is full of advice on getting the most out of self-isolation. Ignore it(fastcompany.com)
1 points by qkeast 7y ago|0 comments
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We cancelled our user research because of the coronavirus(quinnkeast.com)
1 points by qkeast 7y ago|0 comments
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A Talk in Search of a Home(quinnkeast.com)
1 points by qkeast 7y ago|0 comments
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Stop Blaming People: It's a Design Problem(quinnkeast.com)
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The Possibility Gap: It’s Time to Label This Dark Pattern(quinnkeast.com)
2 points by qkeast 7y ago|0 comments
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Stoppers and Stallers: What Happens When Your Product Goes Off-Script(quinnkeast.com)
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The things we forget on the inside looking out: why I’m leaving Medium(quinnkeast.com)
2 points by qkeast 7y ago|0 comments
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It’s time to rethink UX design challenges(uxdesign.cc)
1 points by qkeast 7y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: How do you draft your talks and presentations?
1 points by qkeast 8y ago|0 comments
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by qkeast 8y ago
To be clear: cochlear implants and hearing aids cannot "fix" hearing. They are not a solution. Hearing isn't just volume—it's also clarity. I have profound hearing loss, and hearing aids help me to hear your voice, tone,
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by qkeast 8y ago
=== UX Designer === Location: Berlin (July–August) / Winnipeg (Current) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: UX research, strategy, and design; React/SASS/etc. Résumé/CV: http:/&#x2
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by qkeast 8y ago
I was inspired inspired by the various Manager.README articles I've been seeing around the web lately, as I think they're a wonderful way to get a better sense of who someone is and what it's like to work with them. I'm
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I created a README/user guide to me that explains my hearing problem(quinnkeast.com)
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Thoughts on Consent and Ethics in Tracking User Behaviour for UX Research(medium.com)
1 points by qkeast 8y ago|0 comments
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Those dumb quotes: improving UI design with typographic details(medium.com)
2 points by qkeast 9y ago|0 comments
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Accessibility in UX: Designing Sustainability(medium.com)
1 points by qkeast 9y ago|0 comments
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by qkeast 10y ago
I have a severe hearing impairment. I have a crazy fast reading speed, which I attribute in part to always having closed captions on television. Simply turning the captions on is a good way to pick up speed: eventually, you don't actua
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What buyouts in “Magic: the Gathering” can teach us about User Experience(medium.com)
1 points by qkeast 10y ago|0 comments
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How should we handle working with an organization while developing a MVP?
1 points by qkeast 11y ago|0 comments