Jelly talks about his new open-source library (and its terrible name), which leads into a discussion about the differences between table and collection views in iOS. Jake discusses his recent work with user testing, accessibility and the various ways that vision impaired users navigate their iDevices. The couch then talks about adaptive layout, what it could mean for future devices and why it has a different name to “responsive” design for the web. Finally, they touch on Google I/O and Android L’s new design direction, as well as the diversity amongst presenters during their keynote.

• Session 232: Advanced User Interfaces with Collection Views (WWDC 2014)
• Episode 88: Tuple for Your Thoughts? (Edge Cases)
• 7 Cool Features in Swift (Drewag)
• Session 223: Prototyping: Fake It Till You Make It (WWDC 2014)
• Vision Australia
• Episode 71: Security By Guilt (Accidental Tech Podcast)

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