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Debt and financial vulnerability with money adviser Colin Trend.

Understand the complex world of debt, poverty, and mental health.

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Accessible health information with @sheenacampbell.bsky.social from @pifonline.bsky.social

We cover health literacy and how numbers and data can be confusing or challenging for many people when accessing healthcare services.

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A BBC news screenshot with content that contains numbers like "900 people". There is a button in the corner with the label "Number to words"

The same BBC news article with the numbers translated into words for example 900 in numerals people has become nine hundred people in words.

Made a little browser extension to translate numbers into words when you toggle a button. I've been thinking about it since listening to @accessiblenumbers.bsky.social Accessible Numbers podcast.

I haven't quite cracked big numbers yet but just wondering if this would actually be useful?

“Co-designing meaningful payslips. Co-hosted by Laura Parker, creator of Accessible Numbers and Nexer Digital. When: Wednesday 30th April. 12 - 2pm.”

Hello, I’m trying to make payslips meaningful for people who struggle with numbers and financial information. Want to help?

Accessible financial information is a human right.

Thanks to @nexerdigital.bsky.social for co-hosting the event with me.

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So happy the podcast landed well. Priyanca’s quote is my favourite.

I’m doing something at the end of April around meaningful payslips. It’s a free and everyone is welcome.

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Alt text. Mindmap-style diagram. Text in the centre says "What are the indicators of Dyscalculia." Text around the outside says "Poor memory for facts and procedures. An inability to subtise even very small quantities. Weakness in visual and spatial orientation. Difficulties with learning to tell the time and understanding time. Slow processing speed. Difficulty sequencing. Directional confusion. Difficulties in word problems and multi-step calculations. An inability to count backwards reliably. Difficulty with language. Weak strategies: for example counting in 1s. Inability to notice patterns. Weakness in both short-term and long-term memory. Problems with all aspects of money. Inability to generalise. An inability to estimate whether a numerical answer is reasonable. Poor number sense."

New guidance on creating a dyscalculia-friendly workplace by the @dyscalculianetwork.bsky.social 👏.

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Big thanks to @accessiblenumbers.bsky.social for having me on the Accessible Numbers Podcast - felt like a maths therapy session ❤️

We chatted about common accessibility barriers in design patterns and practical ways a design system can help to make numbers more inclusive #accessibility #dyscalculia

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Inclusive design systems with @gerireid.com.

We explore:
- Geri's lived experience of #dyscalculia
- deceptive design patterns and how to avoid them
- design patterns that help us understand numbers

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Can anyone suggest a strategy for turning old presentations into accessible and useful documents, please?

8 of my old presentations are available online but not fully accessible. Some information is now out of date too.

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I can relate to this Helen. Definitely hoarding money. Sometimes I struggle to spend on things like toothpaste.

Those skills sound sensible and helpful. I'm reusing some old clothes to make blankets and avoid them going to landfill.

I found it best to listen to the podcast in the background instead of giving it my full attention.

This episode has reached so many people. Thank you.

This is so important. I'm reasonably comfortable now, but my behaviour, anxiety and despair remain the same.

I listened to this brilliant conversation between Ray & Laura. Thoughtful & brave.

I'd recommend everyone listen to this

From @raynewman.bsky.social 'I'm still a 9-year-old boy worrying that my dad's going to get made redundant and we won't be able to pay the rent or eat next week'

‘Checkout as guest’ is my new love language.

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Poverty and financial inclusion with @raynewman.bsky.social.

We cover how poor people pay more for essential services and goods (poverty premium), deceptive patterns, financial vulnerability, and access to digital services.

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Screenshot of a form about reporting highways problems. There’s one question and 3 options. The question ass “what is the diameter of the pothole?” Option 1: Less than 30cm (smaller than a dinner plate). Option 2: More than 30cm (larger than a dinner plate). Option 3: I don’t know.

Lovely example of inclusive content design (for dyscalculics especially).

By Andrew Lawn.

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I’ve since found there’s a new version of the tool. accessibility.education.gov.uk/app/how-many...

The Home Office has some info on designing for people with autism. Part of a series.

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How many people? Estimate how many people might have a disability, impairment or other characteristics which might affect how they use your service.

Estimate how many people might have a disability, impairment or other characteristics which might affect how they use your service.

From the department for education design manual.

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Exactly. I was watching an imbedded YouTube video on a webpage. Got about half way through and then expanded the frame.

Why is that? Curious.

Does anyone else catch themselves leaning towards the screen to read/watch content instead of maximising the content. Either by zooming in or using the full screen button?

Don’t think there’s anything wrong with this approach. Amplifying and celebrating work by others - love it

Hey Ian, thanks for including the episode in your latest round up. I’ve signed up. I thought I signed up ages ago but forgot to double opt it.

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Actually, conversations like this on trauma-informed design between @rachelanne.bsky.social, @janemcfadyen.bsky.social and @accessiblenumbers.bsky.social are to my ears, essential listening for anyone working in content. Perfect example of why I choose to amplify others through the newsletter.

100%! We talk about support for designers (designing when you’re traumatised) near the end, about 57:42 (57 minutes and 42 seconds) in.

Thanks Joey. I wonder if Jane and Rachel can point you to more resources?