We all know not everybody functions the same way we do, and some of us have more challenges than your average human. I'm not talking about mental wellbeing, even though it, too, needs to be recognized. No, today I'm talking specifically about difficulties reading and viewing content—a need for good contrast, the help of a screen reader, or just trouble reading tiny text from a smartphone's screen. While I theoretically know these limitations exist, I'm just as blinded as everyone else to the effect some design choices have when it comes to accessibility, even when I try to include it into my upcoming website. Hence why I call it "half-assed."

Let's get one thing straight: in no way am I an imaginative person. Yet I enjoy fantasy settings to the point where I've run several RP's of my own with unique(ish?) lore, so I'm somewhat capable of doing just that: coming up with and writing about worlds that are not quite like the one we live in. However, pulling ideas out of your ass is not a particular strength of mine, which makes the whole creation process slow and arduous. And if that was the whole challenge, it'd be totally fine… Until you try to mix some realism into it and there isn't much material to pull from.