Ask HN: Any other blind devs interested in working on dev tools for the blind?
I&#x27;m not blind but here&#x27;s an (unsolicited) project idea for you.<p>To be candid, I have no idea what it feels like to be blind and have never paid much attention to accessibility other than reading a tutorial or two and making sure I use alt tags on my images. The main reason for that is that I&#x27;m lazy and based on my experience, most developers are in the same boat.<p>Now, if there was a service which would spin up a remote VM session inside my browser (a bit like BrowserStack or SauceLabs do) with all screen reader software setup and no screen (only audio), it&#x27;d make it a lot easier for me to experience my software as a blind user. There should probably also be a walkthrough to help new users use the screen reader and help them get started. If you&#x27;re lucky, you could turn this into a business and it could indirectly help you achieve your goal of making better software for the blind by exposing more of us to your issues.<p>Anyways, I know you probably have more pressing issues to solve and I hope I didn&#x27;t come across as arrogant, just throwing the idea out there.