Cameron is a software development leader, immersive tech pioneer, and accessibity specialist.
Coding agents are writing and modifying front-end code at scale. If your team maintains a design system or owns accessibility on a product, this changes the calculus: code that once went through a human review loop is now generated in seconds, often without any accessibility check at all.
Adobe XD launched key command support recently, that allows you to trigger actions based on gamepad or keyboard input. You can use this feature to control your prototype with other inputs, by mapping values to keyboard events on the web.
When you look away from your screen during a conference call, it’s probably because someone interrupted you, or you need to have a sidebar. It can be anywhere from distracting to embarrassing to have these interactions get broadcast to your meeting room. Microsoft recently released a background blurring feature for these situations:
It’s possible to auto-populate a PR with parameters in a link, like you can with a mailto: link.
I’ve been wearing the new Bose Frames full time since January. They’re audio AR glasses that are low profile, inexpensive, have solid sensor hardware, and an application platform via iOS, Android, and Unity developer SDKs.
An HTML element and its attributes that carry intrinsic meaning. When you compose these elements into a page or web application, in a way that is semantic (and accessible), support for Voice control falls into place.
I joined a mini-batch at the Recurse Center last week, and spent my time researching computer vision for people with visual impairments. I came up with an app to find empty seats in a crowded space, like a classroom or conference hall. Here’s a breakdown of what I did and why.