"Love the consideration for accessibility - it's a true need. Working on making rapid diagnostic/testing kits accessible for the low vision. blind and low dexterity populations taught our team alot of things. Firstly, most blind people do not know braille - only 10% actually know how to read it. Those people are (most typically) ones that have been blind at an early age, vs. those who lose their sight later in life and do not learn braille. I therefore do like the tactile icons that I am seeing that are not braille-dependent. A good first step and I hope they are working with a group of expert users to get the feedback needed to make this something that hopefully could change how able-bodied and able-visioned product designers think!"
"Making women hover to use this I don't think solves the entire problem. Invariably, someone will sit on this which is not good sanitation practice, but is better on the knees over time!"
"I've experienced the same in these days of Teams. When someone wants to 'push back' a meeting, folks have been confused if that means making it earlier or later."
"Pine is super light - compared to cedar or other hard woods - and would not be nearly as durable over time with rain and snow. Unless you bring it inside on rainy/snowy days, it'll look good only so long."
"Kudos.Being an inch or two 'off' from a straight line on either direction would land someone in a pile by the side of the house. The balance (and placement) shown is top notch."
"Nope.So now a nest of cable can be managed in a fairly small space to be routed together in single direction as needed.With this approach, the 'rat klng' of cables leaving the power strip is magnified taking up much more space and making routing a headache. Cute, but not very forward thinking."