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3 Ways to Make Your Swift App Accessible to Visually Impaired Users (iOS)

Michael Miles

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Mobile developmentAccessibilityiOS and SwiftUI

Michael Miles explains how to use the Accessibility Inspector, dynamic type, and VoiceOver labels to make iOS apps accessible.

Did you know that EVERYONE over 40 years old has some sort of vision disability? In this video, I'll show you how to make your app usable for those users and more. Here's how to go about it: 1) Learn about accessibility on your device & the Accessibility Inspector in Xcode 2) Use system fonts and allow for more space for text inputs (dynamic type support) 3) Apply VoiceOver labels & values Starter Project: github.com/mgm720/GroceryStoreListExample/tree/accessibility… Final Project: github.com/mgm720/GroceryStoreListExample/tree/accessibility… Twitter: twitter.com/MilesOfTweets Instagram: instagram.com/michaelmilestv/ Swift Life Podcast: anchor.fm/michael-miles04

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