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One part of creating accessible Android apps is to provide alternative navigation options. This blog post explores testing them.
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I've continued my journey with Compose and Canvas! After exploring drawing and animating shapes, I wanted to learn more about text, and this blog post dives into it.
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I finally had the time to dive into Compose Multiplatform and Kotlin Multiplatform. I'll share my first impressions from them in this blog post.
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Let's animate the Canvas! This blog post discusses how to do that with animated floats.
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I've always struggled with drawing in Canvas, and I decided to learn more about it. This blog post shares part of that learning journey.
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In Droidcon Berlin, I gave a talk in which I tested one app - Clue - from an accessibility perspective. This blog post summarizes the talk and results.
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Gender is not binary, meaning man and woman aren't the only genders. Our user interfaces should reflect that, and in this blog post, I'll show one way to build a more inclusive gender options component.
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As a part of my master's thesis, I developed an Android accessibility checklist. This blog post shares it, and a bit of about the development process.
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Cats are back! In this blog post, we'll look into accessibility considerations for the stacked cards layout.
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Many Android apps are locked to portrait mode, and that is an accessibility problem. This blog post discusses how to support both oritentations for Android apps.
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