Design/Communication Tools Assume Desk-Based Users, Excluding Non-Desk Workers
A user describes a communication or design tool as unusable outside of a traditional desk setup, highlighting that the product is built around people sitting at a computer screen. This points to a broader accessibility gap for workers who are mobile or not desk-bound but still need to collaborate.
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