Survey for computer users with low vision, or color blindness

Posted on October 31, 2009 by Casey Mathews

This was taken from the Microsoft Accessibility Blog.

 

Hi. I am working on a research project to understand how people optimize their computer to make it easier to see. We just kicked off an online survey and are recruiting people who have vision impairments. So, if you have low vision or color blindness, we’d really appreciate your feedback. And if there’s someone you know who does, please pass this information to them.

Microsoft product teams will use the survey findings to guide them as they strive to improve our display features. Your responses are completely anonymous. The survey will take approximately 30 minutes to complete. To participate, please fill out our Microsoft survey for making the computer easier to see.

Thanks!

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About Casey Mathews

I have been a blind computer user for nearly 18 years now. I have specifically worked in the Access Technology field for about 13 years. I very much enjoy helping people become independent through technology. I am a happy recipient of a bachelors in Information Technology degree from the University of Phoenix Online. I have also attended the scripting Jaws and Magic workshop at Freedom Scientific where I learned a lot of complex scripting techniques, and concepts. I am happily married to a wonderful wife of four years. She makes me smile and laugh all of the time. She is the biggest blessing in my life! If you haven't yet visited my Web Friendly Help web site I think you will find it useful. you can also drop me a line on my contact page, or email me Here. I look forward to hearing from you!
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