Create the minimum viable product
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The Natively Adaptive Interfaces (NAI)
codelab
guides you through the process of applying NAI principles to develop a minimum
viable product (MVP) version of a project.
This codelab focuses on practical
applications, teaching how to integrate multimodal agentive interfaces to enhance the
user experience.
You'll build foundational knowledge of critical accessibility concepts
like ability-based
design
and universal design
principles, conceptualizing
equivalent experiences as a
design goal, to ensure the MVP serves a broad range of your needs.
The codelab covers essential inputs like voice commands and text chat, along
with crucial outputs such as detailed audio descriptions and spoken summaries.
It also explores feature themes like application control, content
transformation, information seeking, including content understanding and
discovery, and multimodal interaction &mdash all geared toward building adaptable
agents.
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Last updated 2025-06-30 UTC.
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