Orchestra AI by Hyperdrift · Field notes
Accessibility
field notes.
Whether people can finish the job, whichever way they reach the interface, and how to measure the whole journey.
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History and human capability / UI and accessibility
Is UI holding us back?
New interfaces can remove work or move it into checking and correction. A historical argument for judging the whole task.
Historical synthesis - 11Read →
Accessibility today / UI and accessibility
Web accessibility: can people finish the job?
An accessible button is useful. An accessible way to finish is the point. What the current evidence tells us about agents and access.
Research and proposed evaluation - 13Read →
Commander / First Officer / UI and accessibility
A spoken promise is not a completed action
A Cargo recovery request becomes an action, a checked result and a spoken report. What this bounded demonstration can teach app designers.
Recorded sandbox demonstration - 15Read →
The future of UI / UI and accessibility
Your work should survive a change of interface
Speak, inspect, correct and continue. A future interface should preserve the task when the person changes how they interact.
Design position and research agenda