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Xbox Series X rear ports feature tactile indicators for the blind

Xbox Series X rear ports feature tactile indicators for the blind

Xbox Series X has small elements that help inclusivity. Next to the input ports are small tactile indicators.

Xbox Series X has small design details thought to be inclusive. This has been revealed by Bryce Johnson, including lead in Microsoft Devices, through his official Twitter account. The rear ports of the console are accompanied by tactile indicators next to their visual icon, designed for blind people.

“An inclusive design curiosity. E suggested we put tactile indicators (for the blind) on the Xbox Series X ports, it also helps to get the wiring in. Kaitlyn Jones worked with the design team and our community. It is not a complete solution but we will see how it works and we will learn ”, he explains in a tweet accompanied by an image of the ports.

Kaitlyn Jones is a Program Manager on the Xbox Accessibility team. In another tweet, Jones clarifies that it is not braille, but “a distinctive pattern” for each type of port.

The division has shown its commitment to making the video game a gathering place for all people. Johnson himself was one of the creators of the Xbox adaptive controller, which has been marketed since 2018.

Xbox Series X | S, available November 10

The new generation of Xbox already has a launch date and price. Starting next November 10, we will find the two models on the market: Xbox Series X will cost 499 euros, while Xbox Series S will be on sale at a recommended price of 299 euros. You can know their differences through this link.

In FreeGameTips we already have an Xbox Series X model. Our editorial coordinator, Salvador Fernàndez, has published in recent days several pieces that demonstrate the leap with respect to Xbox One. You can know in detail the console, the controller and the card expansion here. On the other hand, we compare the loading times of various games between both generations.

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