Post #3390073

@britt@mstdn.games I suppose part of this question is which fidget & how they want to experience it. Some of your products have a clear visual component (it looks like something cute/fun) which might not be obvious to the touch. Like your cassette tape ones: would it be obvious that's what it is if you couldn't see it all at once? Or ones with letters: are they raised enough that you could feel the letters without contrast? But most of your stuff is designed to be enjoyed from a tactile perspective, and you are perfectly capable of describing that. Go over your existing descriptions & make sure you cover size, shape, texture, and movement. Fiddle with one yourself & think of things like how it feels under your fingers, whether that changes as you move direction, whether your fingernails can catch on the edges, and how does the feeling change if you roll it (if applicable) against a less-sensitive surface like over the top of your jeans. But anyway: you'll probably wake up to dozens of better replies from blind folks!