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A multi-select pronoun selector with a variety of pronoun options, ending with a “Add your own” type-in field. Caption under the picture: Adding an option for users to specify their pronouns with a type-in field makes it easy for users to add their own to the list. (Image: C. Roden)

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A multi-select pronoun selector with a variety of pronoun options, ending with a “Add your own” type-in field. Caption under the picture: Adding an option for users to specify their pronouns with a type-in field makes it easy for users to add their own to the list. (Image: C. Roden)
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Stef Walter (stephaniewalter@front-end.social)'s status on Tuesday, 19-Mar-2024 02:10:21 JST Stef Walter

Designing a pronoun selector isn’t just about ticking a box for inclusivity — it’s about respecting your users. Do you really need a pronoun selector (aka, ask the why behind this information), avoid “other” option, allow for multiple pronouns, let people add tier custom, try to prevent misuse.
For more guidelines, check Asking users for their pronouns: A guide for UX designers, by Chelsea Roden (18min) https://uxdesign.cc/asking-users-for-their-pronouns-a-guide-for-ux-designers-4f31736ae808

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