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How can you improve Google Meet for the elderly?

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Accessibility-focused product design for an underserved segment, distinguishing tech unfamiliarity from sensory decline.

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  1. Clarify the segment further: elderly users with limited tech familiarity versus those with vision or hearing decline.
  2. Identify pain points: complex meeting links and codes, small UI targets, unclear speaker identity, and fear of 'doing it wrong'.
  3. Propose features: one-tap join via a simple link or phone call-in, larger text and controls, automatic captions, and a visual speaker indicator.
  4. Prioritize simplifying the join flow first, since it's the biggest drop-off point.
  5. Define success as percent of elderly-flagged sessions that complete without a support call.
  6. Note how you'd test assumptions with real elderly users rather than guessing.

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