Prompts to consider when making things for others to use.
This project is geared towards anyone involved with making digital products. It is my hope that this reaches both:
- People who are not necessarily involved in the day-to-day part of the process, but who help shape things like budget, timeline, and scope, and
- People who work every day to help to give these products shape and form
These prompts are intended to help build empathy, not describe any one person's experience. These prompts are not intended to tokenize the experience of the individuals experiencing these conditions. For further reading about disability simulations, please refer to Job van Achterberg's excellent presentation, The Imitation Game.
If you do not have a GitHub account, you can contact me via email. Please remember that requests submitted via email also need to conform to the project's contributing guidelines.
To suggest a prompt, please submit a GitHub Issue and follow the Issue template's instructions.
Please remember to:
- Keep the title, description, and examples brief
- Use simple, direct language
- Use as little jargon as possible
- Provide links to resources
Prompts will be considered and added on a case-by-case basis. Questions and feedback will be handled in the submitted Issue.
We're striving to be as respectful as possible. If you feel the words or tone for one of the prompts isn't using the proper terminology, or isn't representative, please let us know either publicly or privately.
The best way to submit Issues (problems with the project) and Pull Requests (adding features to the project, fixing problems, or improving project code) is using this project's Issue tracker. Please make sure you read the contributing guidelines before doing so!
We thank:
- OC: http://www.openaccessweek.org/profiles/blogs/advisory-committee
- Original Creator: Ericw Bailey
He thanked:
- Wayne Elgin and Dan McLaughlin for JavaScript help 🎉
- Scott Doxey for Progressive Web App help! 🍟