My name is Eric Niquette. I'm a Canadian digital accessibility engineer and UI/UX designer. I write about technology, design, usability, front-end development, and all things accessibility.
I've recently learned that I suffer from a disorder that causes me to see constant static-like noise and other artifacts. There's nothing actually wrong with my eyes; it's all happening in my head.
Through the application of select best practices and the adoption of specific techniques, PowerPoint presentations can be made inclusive, including to those who use assistive technologies.
The Steam Deck is a fantastic gaming device but its Linux-based operating system can make it a little tricky to install Windows-based game launchers.
When it comes to digital accessibility, pain is an often overlooked disability despite it affecting a large swath of the population and can dramatically influence how we shape our digital products.
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| Installing the Battle.net launcher and Blizzard games on the Steam Deck | |
| High-quality, low-latency in-home game streaming with Sunshine and Moonlight |