I'm winding down Twitter. I'd love to stay in touch, though. Please feel free to DM me if you want to continue a conversation on iMessage. I'll also stay active on my blog.

When something is important, it mean a whole lot. Make sure your friends know how important dey are to you, just like beautiful cookie.

Me have extra hugs to give out. @OscarTheGrouch said to give dem to other friends. Do any of you want hug?

Interested in joining me and the WeTransfer iOS team? We are hiring (remote)! Please feel free to reach out to me if you'd have any questions or want to talk about things. My DMs are open — especially if you're from an underindexed group. https://t.co/Uh2I4L3H1X

I posted on LinkedIn this morning about still being open to a salaried role in a newsroom someplace. At the risk of being immodest, I think I’ve earned my stripes after almost a decade and think you should hire me to report on disability in tech. https://t.co/BFHsqdvJhK

This ought to be something to cheer, but it’s so bizarrely bad with VoiceOver. iOS components come baked with so much accessibility support out of the box – it takes *effort* to make something this opaque. Why? To save some money? The V in MVP should include “usable by everyone.”

One of the reasons I love working in #a11y is that it's SO deeply multifaceted. #Accessibility is about: 🎨 Design 👩🏻‍💻 Engineering 💁🏽 UX 🎁 Product …and most importantly… 👯 People I may not be good at all these things, but the chance to think about them all daily is a gift!

Good blog post.

We’re looking for an experienced iOS developer to join my team at @PSPDFKit. Nice place to work. Fully remote by design. Unusual challenges making an SDK. Willingness to use both Swift and Objective-C is necessary.

Chef John really is just the kindest person. You should check this out; I'm pretty sure you'll end up with a big smile on your face.

People are excited for spooky season, but October is also Nat’l Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM). Contrary to what society says, disabled people contribute much to the economy. Disability deserves more representation in the workplace—especially in newsrooms!

I remember folks ragging on this talk when I delivered it, saying it was too easy and they knew it already. It’s helped over 10,000 people since, and is the most watched @dotSwift talk from any year. If you have a talk you think would be great, no matter how “easy”, go for it! 🚀

GitHub seems to have made a change where it messes with my browser history. Going back from a pull request's "Files changed" doesn't go back to the conversation, but to another pull request entirely... forgetting I checked my notifications in the meantime? Ugh :-(

Want to make your app accessible? Today, Abra and Q42 are launching a new platform to help you do that: https://t.co/vBmBMPdI9Y. With relevant data, guidelines and code examples for iOS, Android, Flutter etc. We're looking forward to your feedback! #accessibility #appdevelopment

and it was great meeting up with @oye_amin this morning! Now, 😴

Nils was great again — I find the new album fit a live show particularly well. Looking forward to the next one... soon. 😉

It was so nice finally (!) meeting Natalye and going to a concert of Nils Frahm together. I had a great time 😊

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Want to make your app accessible? Today we have launched https://t.co/4lGFK9x0yh, a new platform to help you! Read articles about #accessibility features and their usage, code examples for #Android, #iOS, #Flutter, #ReactNative, #Xamarin, relevant #a11y guidelines and more!

Such a great presentation of one of Swift's design principles: progressive disclosure.