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How would you design Tinder for the visually impaired?

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Inclusive design thinking: redesigning a highly visual product for accessibility while preserving its core value proposition.

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  1. Clarify which visual impairment range to design for: low vision or full blindness, since needs differ.
  2. Identify the core job Tinder does: quickly judge compatibility, currently almost entirely through photos.
  3. Identify the pain point: screen readers cannot convey visual chemistry or a photo's context.
  4. Prioritize richer audio and text based profile cues, such as voice intros and AI generated photo descriptions.
  5. Propose a swipe alternative controlled by voice command or accessible gestures with audio feedback.
  6. Define success with match rate and session completion rate for users relying on assistive technology.

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