Google is seeking feedback from accessibility developers regarding their workflow, experience with command line interfaces and browser-based developer tools.
This research is open to accessibility developers and admins in the united states and will be used to "help [Google] better understand and improve accessibility tools." The study will last approximately 60 minutes. Participants will receive a $150 gift code. All work will be remote, with appointments being confirmed via calendar.
Interested participants should fill out the survey found here and may reach out to harinis@google.com with any questions or concerns.
Source: Are you a Developer or IT Admin using Screen Readers? Sign up today to participate in Google User Research!Category: News
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