It's still Disability Pride Month (all month, in fact - weird), so this week I'm talking "pride"... and how difficult that is for me in general.

Fair warning, I do my best to give myself a little shout-out for my achievements in the industry so far, so apologies if this is cringeworthy.

But I also continue going through some core design principles as I build towards the "and how to test them" part.

As always: please share, drop in comments and let me know your thoughts/suggestions for future topics.

#videogames #qa #gamequality #autism #adhd #audhd #qaudhd #disabilitypride

Happy Disability Pride Month!

It can often feel like a difficult thing to be "proud" of, especially when it generally causes you so much pain and you're so often made to feel like a burden.

This week I talk about my "imposter syndrome" when it comes to the disability community, as well as differet models of disability and how UX desgin and accessibility can work together to remove some common barriers.

As always: please share, drop in comments and let me know your thoughts/suggestions for future topics.

#videogames #qa #gamequality #autism #adhd #audhd #qaudhd #disabilitypride

It's exam season - even for me! So I'm wishing good luck to everyone taking, or waiting on the restults of, any exam of any kind.

On that subject, this week I talk about how much I generally hate taking exams, why "exam craft" is so ridiculous and why going beyond the test as written is so important in QA.

As always: please share, drop in comments and let me know your thoughts/suggestions for future topics.

#videogames #qa #gamequality #autism #adhd #audhd #qaudhd #exams