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Research claim: building tailor-made interfaces for individual disabled users uncovers wrong assumptions, not theory — a tab-focused UI fails when one user uses arrow keys, a simplified 2DOC page removes 80 noisy headings so a blind researcher can finally find the archive, and a tiny audio player plus invisible animations makes a formerly blind photographer actually laugh. The workflow uses VoiceOver/JAWS/NVDA, treats WCAG as a design tool, and prototypes screen reader giggle strings to test before full animations.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 0:34Medical definition of disability
3. 1:11Social definition of disability
4. 12:06The defaults suck
5. 17:46Study situation
6. 31:34The ferries of Amsterdam
7. 32:35Animation about a hammer
8. 34:29What's next?

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