I wish I could get more designers to understand that if they are designing for the web they need to spend time learning some aspects of how their designs will be implemented on the web. A great example is understanding focus state and the requirements for an accessible focus indicator. Too many times I get a focus state design (usually after I ask what is the focus state design) and it's just a low contrast background color change.

I've gotta say, I really liked Steve Saylor's video, published today, about Forza Motorsport, which he along with many other influencers and media got to preview. Steve talks extensively about Blind Driving Assists, and shows off a little bit of gameplay, but most importantly, he gets it. He understands what BDA is intended to be, (not an easy mode but a source of information), he understands and respects the learning curve, and he molds it to fit his own needs using the highly-customizable settings, which is EXACTLY what we wanted people to do. I urge you to give this a watch, even if you're not blind and are just interested in blind game accessibility, and then you will perhaps understand why the blind community is so hyped for this game. It's an honor to be working on it. Anyway, here's the video! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rYgbFegWng8

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