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Molly Watt

Deafblind accessibility and usability consultant who showed the world what Apple Watch means for Usher Syndrome.

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The work

What we are celebrating, specifically.

  • Wrote the influential account of Apple Watch haptics and connectivity for someone living with Usher Syndrome (mollywatt.com)
  • Contributed 'Accessibility and me' to the UK Government's accessibility blog
  • Co-founded the Molly Watt Trust, funding Apple Watches for others with Usher Syndrome
Why

Why we celebrate them.

Molly made the case, from her own deafblind experience, that a wrist tap can be a lifeline, and designers have listened ever since.

Sources — their own pages, so you can check us

  • mollywatt.com
  • Molly Watt Trust
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Molly Watt, this belongs to you.

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