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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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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Alyssa and I are so incredibly blessed. We’re physically healthy. We can work from home. We’re financially stable. We (like many of you) are using technology to communicate with…
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Alyssa and I are launching a new product—Decline Stickers! It’s a set of 25 hand-lettered stickers. Each a different way to say “no.” Alyssa designed all the stickers, and I built into an iMessage sticker pack.
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I was recently a guest on the iPad Pros podcast where we discussed some of the accessibility features of iPadOS.
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If you struggle to sleep, can’t seem to focus, or grapple with persistent stress, you might want to check out Headspace. It’s a personal meditation guide available for iOS, Android, and the Web with a large catalog of guided meditations for people of every experience level.
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I’ve put together some of my favorite backgrounds that look great on the iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, and iPhone 11 Pro Max.
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When I approach a new product problem, after I’ve interacted with users, dug into the data, researched the market, and built a clear problem statement, I've found it incredibly valuable to set aside time to look for analogies.
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