Tenth issue covers how gesture-only interactions are a problem for different user groups.

Inclusive Android Apps is a monthly newsletter about making Android apps more inclusive.

Ninth issue covers fixed heights and how they can break the layout for larger font sizes.

Inclusive Android Apps is a monthly newsletter about making Android apps more inclusive.

Inclusive Android Apps is a monthly newsletter about making Android apps more inclusive.

Inclusive Android Apps is a monthly newsletter about making Android apps more inclusive.

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If you have forms in your app that collect user information, autofill is one of the easiest accessibility wins you can add.

KotlinConf is the official Kotlin conference by JetBrains. It is a place for the community to gather and discuss all things Kotlin.

Sixth issue covers the problems of gendered language in period trackers and how that language can exclude many users.

Inclusive Android Apps is a monthly newsletter about making Android apps more inclusive.

Let's talk about focus indicators, and how you can make your focus indicators more accessible with Compose.

Inclusive Android Apps is a monthly newsletter about making Android apps more inclusive.

Inclusive Android Apps is a monthly newsletter about making Android apps more inclusive.

When enabling font scaling is not an option, the iOS-like large content viewer functionality can be an answer. But you need to support assistive technology with it as well.

Eeva-Jonna Panula raivasi polkua ICT-alan vähemmistölle ja sai työstään kaikkien aikojen ensimmäisen Mimmit koodaa -palkinnon. Miten tähän pisteeseen päädyttiin? Ja mitä on tapahtunut sen jälkeen?

Inclusive Android Apps is a monthly newsletter about making Android apps more inclusive.

What if enabling font scaling is not an option for some element, like the bottom bar? One option would be to build iOS-like large content viewer functionality.

Second issue of Inclusive Android Apps discusses forms asking for users gender, and how to make them more inclusive.

Inclusive Android Apps is a monthly newsletter about making Android apps more inclusive.

Troubleshooting Android's Row for better app accessibility with larger texts

Inclusive Android Apps is a monthly newsletter about making Android apps more inclusive.

I've been generating apps with different AI tools and testing them for how accessible they are. This blog post summarises all the findings.

Inclusive Android Apps is a monthly newsletter about making Android apps more inclusive.

🎤 Talk: Creative Coding with Kotlin 👤 Speaker: Eeva-Jonna Panula 📍 Event: droidcon London 2025 📅 Date: October 30th - 31st, 2025 --- I used to suck at drawing on Canvas. As an Android developer…

Dive into the critical world of Android Accessibility with Eeva-Jonna Panula! In this exclusive interview from droidcon Berlin 2025, Eeva-Jonna shares her journey to becoming a leading accessibility…

I’m often asked tips on writing accessibility tests for Android, and I decided to write this post to demonstrate how to test some issues with larger font sizes with UI tests.

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Focus works differently for keyboard navigation and screen readers, such as TalkBack. In this blog post, I'll discuss the differences.

Lately, I've been learning about Wear OS development. In this blog post, I'll share some of the learnings I've had on Wear OS accessibility.