I had the opportunity to author my first newsroom post for Meta today. We announced a slew of new features from my team that make encrypted messaging in Messenger more expressive.
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What seems like a lifetime ago in the early weeks of 2020, my wife (Alyssa Guerrero) and I launched Decline Stickers. We turned an inside joke that made us laugh into an iMessage sticker pack. It was…
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If you work in tech, you've likely heard the term "accessibility." But you may not understand what accessibility is, get why it matters, and know how to make it a reality for your products. That's what I'll cover in this post.
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On December 17th, Jon Carl, Tory Martin and I launched a new iOS app called Fitness Totals. We were lucky enough to get some press on launch day from 9to5Mac, iMore, 512pixels, BirchTree and…
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Alyssa and I have been going on city walks a lot more recently. Of course we walk to pick up dinner or grab groceries, but we’re also going on walks for the sake of walking…
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At the beginning of the year, before the lockdowns started in the US, I presented at Really Good Emails’ really good conference, UNSPAM. I spoke about accessibility in email…
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After reading “Family as a Western in Which No One Talks” in The New Yorker this afternoon, I found myself returning to it—reading and rereading every line, listening and re-listening to Jacob Sunderlin read his writing.
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I started writing about beautiful things last weekend, hoping that it would draw my thoughts toward beauty. My plan worked. Each day I thought of this series at least once, began…
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Om Malik recently wrote an excellent essay urging readers to rethink how we support music. His piece introduced me to Nils Frahm. Nils is a Berlin-based musician who beautifully…
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