I’m a disabled lesbian trans woman from The Northwest of England in the UK. I’m happily married.
I’m blind and have cerebral palsy.
My interests include music (both playing and listening), reading, films, Technology, all sorts.
I occasionally do some editing on Wikipedia and other Wikimedia projects.
I’m listed on NVAccess’ certified expert program, although my certificate is extremely out of date.
#trans #disabled #blind #musician #UK #Nobot
@bstix Yes. Also when you’re blind, software tutorials in particular are either 15 minutes of nothing but music, or someone going “to do x thing, all you need to do is click this button, drag this slider to here, click this until it says this, type this into there, and you’re done.”
@weirdwriter @disability@beehaw.org @disabilityjustice@a.gup.pe @disability@a.gup.pe @DisabilityJustice@chirp.social I love this. It’s a great word for it. That feeling when you come across yet another thing that claims to be easy to use, but turns out it only is if you’re sighted.
I’m lucky that I can ask my sighted wife to go through things I know will be inaccessible, or that I don’t want to deal with the frustration of right now.