Reusable Braille Labels for Independence and Bad-assery | Pantry, fridge and ice chest friendly | 2020 Louis Braille Touch of Genius Prize for Innovation Winner
Now that the cat’s out of the bag, I can share a really cool project I was able to work on for @Wizards_DnD. Check out this thread where the D&D For All Kit is broken down, box by box. So proud to have contributed and made all of the braille for these sets!
@Namecheap@morning_song@ChanceyFleet With all due respect, they can help quite easily —by deactivating the overlay. [I know it’s not your decision, Twitter manager person, but good grief, you know?]
@Namecheap@morning_song@ChanceyFleet +1 Same trouble with namecheap. Helped a friend transfer 2 sites to namecheap from GoDaddy and we absolutely could not figure out how to turn it off. Had to convince him not to transfer all our work right back. What’s funny is, it worked pretty well for him before the overlay.
@BetYourFurr@LogicProXGaming That’s awesome! Our curriculum is designed for you to cook along with the lessons. You’ll get a recipe overview and shopping list when that month’s tools ship out. When they arrive, you can unbox the tools, start the lesson, and follow along —whenever is convenient for you.
@BetYourFurr@LogicProXGaming Ganache is not in our standard curriculum, but I’ll add that to our live cook-along idea list! Great suggestion! Thank you!
Hey Orbit Writer users, We have a brand new case for you! It's a snap-on, flexible case that lets you use the Orbit while in the case and covers the back and sides. Available in red now and blue coming soon. $24.95. Designed by @candoable. Order at https://t.co/adjkNTBAmM
@atguys@WayAroundTools Well thank you so much! I appreciate the shout out. I often send folks to @WayAroundTools when I get requests for clothing labels or other label types —where 3D printing doesn’t fit the bill. I just really love those smart clothing buttons. Great idea.
I am so honored to be a Platinum Sponsor of this year’s National Federation of the Blind of Arizona State Convention. Candoable debuted at this convention two years ago, so this milestone is a very special one for me. If you’re attending, please stop in my Zoom tomorrow & say hi.
Enjoying the presentations so far at #nfb20. Miss getting to chat with everyone, though. Look me up on the app, and let’s connect! Happy to answer any questions about CanDo labels. I also added a promo code in my AttendeeHub bio.
For over 30 years, Judy Dixon has been a pioneer in pushing the limits of technology and exploring its benefits for people who are blind. She is the writer of 12 NBP technology guides for blind users, and is a featured author in our Crowdsourced Q&A series. @ACBNational