Presentation metaphors

[daniel-vnext]

Overview

As a project participant
I want relevant metaphors
So that I can get a better understanding of project goals and feel more involved

Idea

On one of the presentation slides, there was a visual metaphor for iterative development of a skateboard, bicycle and car. The idea is to have the final vehicle be a train, with multiple carriages representing the different ways that people can be affected by autism.

[welcome]

(Image: CC-BY license, The Turing Way Community, & Scriberia. Zenodo. http://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.3332808)
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[GeorgiaHCA]

This user story is based on recommendations from an Autistic commnuity member given at an open call to showcase work on the project.

The original notes fom that meeting which this user story is taken and adapted from are here: https://github.com/alan-turing-institute/AutisticaCitizenScience/blob/master/community-recommendations/workshops/developer-showcase-August2020.md

[GeorgiaHCA]

Thank you for helping write up all these issues @Osw ! ❤️ Very helpful and super appreciated!

[GeorgiaHCA]

I think it would be great to have some visuals for the repository as well as for presentations, which helps explain it. I would love if these were designed/created by/with someone who is autistic themselves.

Get in touch if you would be interested by emailing me at [email protected], or put your ideas as comments here.

[gedankenstuecke]

Made issue #369 to create an accessibility checklist that can be used for the MVP and going forward. Closing this along with other accessibility checklist items for now.