iOS SwiftUI sample code demonstrating a variety of good and bad accessibility techniques. Learn how to apply WCAG to iOS SwiftUI apps. Good and Bad examples can be tested with VoiceOver and other iOS accessibility features.
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Review project source code to learn how to apply the accessibility techniques in working SwiftUI code examples.
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- Accessibility Actions
- Accessibility Detection
- Accessibility Hidden
- Accessibility Input Labels
- Accessibility Notifications
- Accessibility Representation
- Accordions
- Adjustable Action
- Alerts
- Assistive Access
- Attributed Strings
- Buttons
- Cards
- Charts
- Checkboxes
- Combining Focus
- Confirmation Dialogs
- Dark Mode
- Data Tables
- Date & Time Pickers
- Decorative Images
- Device Orientation
- Dynamic Type
- Error Validation
- Escape Action
- Focus Management
- Functional Images
- Grouping Controls
- Headings
- Horizontal Scroll Views
- Images
- Increase Contrast
- Informative Images
- Input Instructions
- Language
- Large Content Viewer
- Links
- Lists
- Magic Tap
- Meaningful Accessible Names
- Menus
- Navigation
- Page Titles
- Pickers
- Popovers
- Progress Indicators
- Radio Buttons
- Reading Order
- Reduce Motion
- Reduce Transparency
- Responsive Layouts
- Rotor
- Scroll Views
- Search Suggestions
- Segmented Controls
- Sheets
- Siri Shortcuts
- Sliders
- Smart Invert
- Steppers
- Tabs
- Text Fields
- Toggles
- Touch Target Size
- Videos
- VoiceOver Pronunciation
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