Mobile A11y

iOS 27 adds the ability to generate image descriptions on-device using Foundation Models. Here’s how to use it as a fallback when alt text is missing.

Many high-quality indie apps support dyslexia-friendly fonts as a customisation. Should you follow their lead? Well… probably not.

Learn when and how to use iOS custom accessibility actions to reduce navigation noise for VoiceOver, Switch Control, and keyboard users — without hiding functionality.

SwiftUI previews offer a fast, practical way to see the output of our view code. But did you know you can also use them to test accessibility-related UI changes including Dynamic Type, localisation, and system accessibility settings, all without needing a physical device.

"SwiftUI is accessible by default" is one of the most repeated misconceptions in iOS development. Here’s why that’s wrong and what you actually need to watch out for.