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iOS App Development: Accessibility

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Explore the different accessibility technologies that are built into iOS, and learn how to build apps that all users—regardless of their needs and abilities—can access.

Syllabus

Introduction
  • Welcome
  • What you should know
  • Using the exercise files
1. Accessibility Overview
  • What is Accessibility?
  • Accessibility features in iOS
  • Exploring accessibility settings
  • Exploring VoiceOver
  • Exploring Switch Control
2. Accessibility Audit
  • Bridges walkthrough
  • Accessibility Inspector
  • VoiceOver user testing
  • Switch Control user testing
3. Improving Our App: Visual Accommodations
  • Dynamic Type
  • Dynamic Type, part 2: Custom fonts
  • Dynamic Type, part 3: UITableViewCells
  • Reduce transparency
  • Reduce motion: Animations
  • Reduce motion: Custom transitions
  • Bold fonts and darker colors
4. Improving Our App: Semantic Accessibility
  • Accessible elements
  • Labels
  • Hints
  • Traits
  • Containers
  • Making custom objects accessible
5. Improving Our App: Accessibility Customizations
  • VoiceOver gestures
  • VoiceOver actions rotor
  • Custom rotors
  • Notifications
6. Improving Our App: Guided Access
  • Exploring Guided Access
  • Removing features and functionality
  • Creating custom restrictions
Conclusion
  • Next steps

Taught by

Kevin Favro

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