Help me explore the cognitive accessibility of synths! For a spoken guide to the survey visit:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=inByLI8t3iQ*You can exit this survey at any time, and it is completely voluntary to participate.
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I believe user privacy to be adequately protected, please don't enter any information you wouldn't be comfortable sharing publicly.
*I am using Blocksurvey to conduct this survey. I am unable to use Blocksurvey's anonymous mode because some questions could be deemed personally identifiable data, such as open text fields (their AI tool identified open text questions where you can type in specific synthesizers you use as such questions). Please visit their website for more information on their security practices.
Data is supposed to be end-to-end encrypted, meaning that only I have access to the survey data and not Blocksurvey themselves, but by participating you consent to my use of this data. It will at first be published and used in a school project for a class on cognitive accessibility in design, but can be used for other purposes in the future (such as a work portfolio or future design work). I have plans to present findings using a website (although that could change, but assume that I will) and my understanding is that Swedish university work is public data. So best practice is to understand what you type in or enter as public data. But I will never publish data in such a way that it can be tied to a specific individual.
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