My sentance is a bit jumbled, more clearly put: I’m writing a prompt for copilot to improve some legacy screens readability in screen readers. Do you have/know a resource about making screens better for screen readers beyond the basic labels? I want to try condense that into a prompt.

Great tip. Unrelated to font but still about accessibility. I want to write a prompt to help my agent improve legacy code for readability via talkback. Do you know/have any resources that can help me with instructions for high quality (for screen readers) code, like beyond the basic labels?

Would it be a big gap from renovating the white house to helping to find government?

Just to be clear, I wasnt with Rockwell automation. I was working for a systems integration company doing industrial automation in ladder logic. It was exhilarating to run your code and see big machines move

I know Rockwell automation, I assume it's part of the same company. I started off programming Allen-Bradley PLCs,

Well if it's just because city had an off season then why didn't arsenal win it? Or Chelsea, or any other club?

We use KMP at work, and the iOS eng is happy(which is rare) to use it for logic, CMP would be going to far for him. While the Android community is happy with CMP, i'm unsure if it will entice enough iOS engineers for it to be really successful.

It's a matter of expectations. If you are relying solely on Duolingo to become fluent in a new language then indeed you live in a fantasy. However, it has it's place. I do the bare minimum on Duo, 5-10 min a day and i was surprised how much I knew when i finally did a Dutch course.

The best I saw said "Being an idiot is not a disability"