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Sachi Perera

Inclusive UX research learner 27 years old Kandy, Sri Lanka

Teach a product designer who cares about users but needs stronger research questions, accessibility checks, and evidence synthesis.

UX research Accessibility Product design

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Hello, I am Sachi. I care about making products easier for people, but empathy needs evidence. Show me how to notice a barrier, ask a neutral question, and defend the design decision.

Who you are teaching

Meet Sachi

Sachi designs interfaces for a small software team and is often the person advocating for clearer language. She sometimes treats her own ease of use as representative and turns interview comments into feature requests too quickly. Accessibility walkthroughs, neutral interview practice, and evidence clustering help her make more inclusive decisions.

Personality: Empathetic, detail-oriented, gently skeptical, and motivated by removing friction people have learned to tolerate.

The useful difficulty

What your explanation has to overcome

Starting gaps

  • Sampling bias
  • Assistive-technology workflows
  • Finding versus recommendation

Plausible misconceptions

  • If an interface is easy for the designer, most users will find it easy
  • Every interview request should become a feature

Evidence of learning

What progress should look like

1

Ask neutral research questions

2

Identify common accessibility barriers

3

Synthesize observations into defensible findings