Denis Skripnik (Blind Dev)

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❤ Thank you to all those who subscribe to me and reaction to casts - it's important. And it's nice. It's always great when you don't write to nothing.

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I didn't know that Privy supports Solana. But I'm glad they're doing it. I believe that convenient authorization methods are needed not only by EVM blockchains.

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@emmanuel, Hello. I would like to write in Monad. And the question immediately arises: is it possible to write about projects in Monad? Not mine. And if so, in what format? Thank you.

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2 years ago I'm sitting outside as a guest. I go to Telegram and see my bot sending notifications. And a thought occurs to me: "How cool! You wrote the code, and now the program works automatically when you're resting!" Now there's an even better Telegram: Farcaster. It remains to learn how to make mini apps here.

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I am grateful to my day for the great weather! And I got enough sleep for the first time in a long time. And he slept without dreams. I did a good job this afternoon.: I was reading a book that I was writing with other people. And the amazing thing is that I planned to subtract only 10 chapters, but in the end I read everything and wrote out 42 edits! 🍐 appreciating life!

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Come pet a cat or dog! Don't get bitten though! Play Pet Me by @towerecosystem @jastra

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In the past 24 hours, I finally joined Farcaster! Previously, I thought the project was uninteresting, but now I see that it’s really cool here! There are so many channels where you can read interesting content and respond! I hope the response from others will be great – it’s important for engagement. Looking forward to being an active part of the community! As for today: For the first time in a long while, he first had tea with something sweet, and then also ate some apricots. 😊 🍐 appreciating life!

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Don’t rely solely on icons in your interfaces! I’m blind from birth and use the NVDA screen reader. This program reads aloud all my actions, system events, and text content. The crucial point is that it only reads text – buttons and elements with icons alone are not announced. Take the button under posts in Farcaster web (formerly warpcast), for example. It opens a menu with “Recast” and “Quote” options. For me, it’s announced as “Submenu button”. This forces me to either guess by clicking (which can be risky) or do nothing at all. Accidental clicks can lead to unintended actions like complainting a post or disliking it. That’s why it’s great when developers add proper labels to buttons – either in the value attribute or using aria-label=“name”. This HTML attribute enhances accessibility without cluttering the interface visually, making it understandable for blind users. Thank you for your attention! Please share this post – it’s an important message for developers.

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Not all sports are beneficial. Or my attitude towards him. Many children attend various sports clubs. I tried judo too, but only for about a month… Somehow sports don’t really appeal to me – there’s no competitive spirit in me. Or maybe I’m just lazy 😉. After school, I went to the gym for a year to build muscles, but I often got sick and, as it turned out later, did many exercises incorrectly. Now I only do morning exercises, and not even every day. Plus, I go for walks when the weather allows. I hope this is enough for good health. P.S. Besides judo, I didn’t try any other sports – I studied at a school for the visually impaired. Otherwise, I might have found something I liked. For example, I enjoy swimming.

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Hello! I am a blind Farcaster user and I use the NVDA screen reader. I'm excited to join this awesome social network! Interface suggestions for Farcaster web: 1. The buttons on posts are not labeled properly. For example, I see the number “1” next to a post. When I click on it, a list with “Recast” and “Quote” options appears. It would be helpful to label this button as “Share 1”. 2. There is an action menu button above the post, which includes options from copying a link to blocking a user. It would be great if it could be labeled as “Actions”. 3. There are additional post actions below the “Share” button. I’ve been hesitant to click on them because they are also not labeled. Discovering their functions through trial and error is not very effective… Use aria-labels=“element name” for accessible interface. Many interfaces add icons but overlook accessibility. Looking forward to improvements! Open to questions & testing. Thanks for attention! Please share & comment.

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