A reusable accessibility (a11y) skill for AI coding assistants that audits and fixes front-end accessibility issues (WCAG 2.2 A/AA) — semantics, keyboard nav, ARIA, forms, contrast, and screen readers — for web and native mobile.

Vendor-neutral React Native skills for developers and AI agents. Practise Spec/Skill-Driven Development from spec to review, with focused Markdown guides for architecture, performance, accessibility, state, security, and testing.

Part 5 of Amazon's Fire TV blueprint series — how to build living-room-ready apps with a 10-foot UI, remote-first navigation, Alexa as a core input, and VoiceView and captions support.

Official Amazon developer documentation on building accessible Vega WebView TV apps — focus management, ARIA labels, VoiceView support, and testing.

Amazon developer documentation on enabling a virtual keyboard for Vega apps on the Vega Virtual Device and Fire TV — manifest setup and build steps.

My articles on Medium covering JavaScript, React, accessibility, cloud, AI, and lessons from a career in tech.

A demo of the a11y MCP server analyzing nehasharma.dev (Next.js) — static code analysis, color-contrast checks, structure validation, and a WCAG-aligned accessibility summary, with optional auto-fix.

Ship accessible UI faster with your AI assistant — a demo of the agent skill that teaches Cursor, Claude, Codex, Kiro, and Antigravity to audit and fix front-end a11y issues (WCAG 2.2 A/AA).

An IoT demo connecting a smartphone to an ESP32 microcontroller to trigger real-world actions — an OLED display, buzzer, and touch sensor — from incoming phone notifications.