Mlog20220627: Surprise! There is a sudden progress in the matter at hand

From the end of May to the beginning of June, due to the revision of the mainnet of Osmosis Exchange, my screen reader software could not browse the page smoothly. This led to a series of unpleasant things. Including when I went to their Telegram for help, I encountered a scam and was tricked into losing my wallet password. Fortunately, because the assets in the wallet are too shabby, coupled with the decentralized delegation, the scammers are not interested in wasting energy on such shabby assets, so they have not suffered losses so far.

This event inspired me to go one step further and do something to help visually impaired users use Web3 smoothly. So I started a collaborative project on Github. Thank you very much @oldcat for giving a lot of valuable comments on this project. After I did an update on Github explaining the features and limitations of screen reading software for the visually impaired, I really didn't know what more I could do.

I opened the Matt City website today, and was pleasantly surprised to find that @葉子Durian created an interesting tag: Web3 Visually Impaired User Experience Tucao Conference , and joined the related articles I published before. As the old cat said, putting my text information on Github may not be as effective as putting it here. After all, that's where systems engineers share computer programs. On the contrary, it is easy to be seen by relevant professionals, such as web designers and system engineers, and then find the solution together.

I am very grateful to @華子Durian for willing to interview with me to learn more about the browsing habits of the visually impaired and the places where they may get stuck. It is believed that this is expected to improve the experience of visually impaired users using Web3.

Finally, by the way, my own cryptocurrency charity fund to donate to Ukraine has been growing steadily. I would like to take this opportunity to thank my friends who have supported me. Including @reading pen farming, @Jeger @gardenia durian and @bluesky . I have exchanged your support for $OSMO into the fund. Although it is still far from 100$OSMO, I believe that as long as I keep working hard and not giving up, the goal will be achieved. I have no intention of raising money, I just put all the coins I earned from writing and clapping into this fund. Therefore, if you agree with my practice of continuing to donate to Ukraine, clapping my hands vigorously is also a way to help me achieve my goals as soon as possible!