Ankita Kulkarni

2019

Chain React

Make your React Native Apps Accessible

While building a React Native app, you should think of scalability from the get-go. A native mobile app goes through a lot of different phases - deployment, internalization, component practices, handling assets, offline support, complex animations and a lot more. In this talk, I will go through some of the best practices you should consider from setting up a project, challenges most react native app faces to scalability. At the end of this talk, you will go home with practices you can apply to your projects and feel more confident doing so. 🚀

http://bit.ly/a11y-react-native

Beyond the React Native Benchmark

ReactEurope

Ankita Kulkarni Interview by Jared Palmer

While building for the web, you might be using aria labels to make your websites accessible although what about the native world? You should make your apps accessible to provide a great experience to all your users. In this talk, we will talk about why you should care about a11y, how you can make your react native apps accessible, accessibility standards your app falls into, common patterns to follow, how voice over works and also some suggestions to make this native world a better and inclusive place for everyone.

Accessibility 360 - Web to Mobile

Did you know React Native has accessibility rules? In this talk, I will show you why accessibility matters, what those rules are, accessibility standards your app falls into, common patterns to follow and how to get over your fear of voice-over.

By making our apps accessible, we provide a great experience for all our users. This talk is sure to leave you with actionable ways in making your apps accessible. Let’s make this native world a better and inclusive place for everyone.

React Amsterdam

Make Your React Native Apps Accessible

App.js Conf

Make your React Native apps accessible

Code reviews are an important part of a developer’s life. It’s very easy to perform code reviews, but hard to do it with empathy. In today’s online world, online criticism can be misinterpreted easily. 

Hence in this talk, we will go through what is a pull request, how to effectively create one, how to give constructive feedback and also how to respond to one using empathy.