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.
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.
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.
What is better than a cat? A stack of cats! Or, in this case, cat photos. In this blog post, I'll discuss how to create a stacked cards custom layout with Compose.
I've been experiencing the worst case of imposter syndrome in my career, and I've almost ended up leaving tech behind. This blog post shares a bit from that story.
Let's continue the theme of personalizing your app for users for accessibility by adding a setting to change the app theme between system default, dark, light, and high-contrast themes.