A new Xbox controller to make gaming accessible to more people with disabilities

It's good to see people working on stuff, this type of inclusive development really makes me excited!

This controller is going to be wonderful for far more than just disabled people, I can't wait to use it for more interactive possibilities.

Can we swap "disabled people" for "people with disabilities" please?

I'm okay calling myself a disabled person, personally. I have some pretty severe disabilities, in spite of which I stay employed and productive. I find identifying as disabled empowering, since it acknowledges the constant effort I put into my health and mobility.

I respect that others don't like the phrase "disabled people," since it's something they have rather than something they are. But there's not a consensus on what phrase to use.

Good products "for people with disabilities" are often just good products full stop.

Take for example Good Grips[1], a brand of cookware and kitchen tools. Initially designed as specifically for the elderly and people who otherwise have trouble gripping conventional kitchen utensils, it's become a bestselling brand in its own right (I own several things) because the products are just that much more ergonomic and sturdy than anything else.

[1]: https://www.oxouk.com/