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What is Toggle Movement and how could it improve accessibility in a platforming game like Mega Man or Sonic? In preparation for hopefully getting invited to a round two interview at a company I love, I have been working on two Figma prototypes showcasing an accessibility feature I designed on paper a long time ago: Toggle Movement. Now that I been learning UX through Google for about two months and have built some Figma skills, I figured it would be cool to prototype the setting for my (future) portfolio to demonstrate how it works! Toggle Movement is in two fangames I have been working on as Accessibility Designer: Mega Man Y+1 and Mega Man Y+1 Operation X.M.A.S. In platformers like these, players typically need to hold down the D Pad for extended periods of time to move left or right, but that creates a huge barrier for some players with physical disabilities. With Toggle Movement, all those holds are changed to toggles! Here is how Toggle Movement works in a Mega Man game: https://lnkd.in/e38-8phW Nice and simple, right? But what about a platformer with momentum and different animations depending on speed, like Sonic? Well, lucky for you I am also a Sonic fan, so here! 😄 https://lnkd.in/eUnuBytZ You should be able to access these links on PC or mobile using common browsers, like Chrome. You can either click/tap left or right on the on-screen D Pad, or press left or right on a keyboard. The arrow that appears in front of the character denotes which direction is currently toggled on. Remember, don't hold, just tap! In what games do you think a setting like this could help improve accessibility? #Accessibility #Toggles #MegaMan #Sonic #Figma #UX #Gaming
