Inspired from the talk "Auditorial: an innovative approach to inclusive story telling" by Robin Spinks and Sonali Rai in Inclusive Design 24 this year, I decided to add audio versions of my blog posts. I keep adding them shortly after publishing a new post, but you can already find couple of the newest posts with audio versions read by me. 

The following posts have audio:
- First Month as an Accessibility Specialist at Oura
- Thoughts From Reading Demystifying Disability by Emily Ladau

The audio can be listened from the blog post page. All the posts can be found from https://eevis.codes/blog

I've been working as an accessibility specialist at Oura Health for a little bit over a month now. It's been exciting, and I wrote a blog post about initial thoughts and feelings. Read it from https://eevis.codes/blog/2021-11-22/first-month-as-an-accessibility-specialist-at-oura/

I read Demystifying Disability by Emily Ladau, and it is a great book, highly recommend! I wrote a blog post about some thoughts from reading the book. 

https://eevis.codes/blog/2021-11-06/thoughts-from-reading-demystifying-disability-by-emily-ladau/

In the spirit of ongoing Hacktoberfest, I wanted to share some tips I've found useful when creating and reviewing pull requests. I'm always happy when I find these things in a PR I'm reviewing 😊

https://eevis.codes/blog/2021-10-18/making-better-pull-requests/

Excited to join Oura as Senior Software Developer, Accessibility Specialist! 🎉

Ended my journey as Software Developer, Accessibility Specialist at Futurice!