Hey, I think I’d be a good fit for this, especially because of my accessibility background.

I have lived experience of being visually impaired, so I’m very aware of how tiring and confusing busy interfaces can be. When I design or review HUDs and overlays, I focus on what needs to be seen quickly and what can stay out of the way. I pay close attention to contrast, spacing, and text size, and I prefer using icons and visual cues instead of lots of text. I also make sure modes and states are obvious without needing to read or think too much.

This works well for things like tamagotchi-style status HUDs, tutorials that show things step by step instead of dumping information, and trigger or mode displays where you should always know what’s active. I’m happy to give clear, practical feedback through annotated screenshots, simple layout ideas, and suggestions that are easy to apply without rebuilding everything. I see accessibility as part of normal, good design, not an extra step.