When built-in contrast settings fell short, James Warnken used ChatGPT to create his own browser shortcuts. He also built an AI-assisted tool that helps designers make keyboard navigation visible. He shares both tools online while urging businesses to take responsibility for making their websites accessible.

Replay of the September 2 session for government legal professionals on using AI to move faster while maintaining precision.

Recording of our September 2 Builder Bootcamp session on Realtime.

With up to 32 fifth graders working at different levels, Ashtin Johnson uses ChatGPT to adapt assignments, build online courses in Canvas and plan projects around students’ interests. She estimates AI saves her tens of hours each week—time she can redirect toward the classroom she loves, with more energy left for her three children at home.

Elizabeth Rider used ChatGPT to work through the economics and design of Butler, a meal-planning app built around the food families already cook. During development calls, she generated interface concepts that helped her team resolve design decisions on the spot. Working with three developers and a designer, she built the first version in 12 weeks. She and her husband financed the business themselves.

A practical guide for federal, state, local, tribal, and territorial teams using ChatGPT image generation to communicate disaster preparedness, response, and recovery concepts more clearly.

Recording of our August 26 Builder Bootcamp session on Agents.

Tom Tomaszewski wanted ChatGPT to work with his latest sleep, activity and recovery data. He used Codex to build freddy.coach and now develops the product with one colleague. ChatGPT Work helps with company paperwork, training plans and family trips.