ios-swiftui-accessibility-techniques

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 bug aside, this app is wonderful! big thank you to the maintainers :)

alainakafkes

I think having badges example in tabitem would add some good value. As, most homepages that will use tab bar will use the badges to indicate notifications or new information/updates.

MayurPatel0

.accessibilityHeadingLevel and VoiceOver support

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Earlier today, I came across a question about heading level support on iOS in the #native-mobile channel on [web-a11y.slack.com](http://web-a11y.slack.com/). In the thread, "Genevieve" says > I just tested adding iOS...

MarcSolo

Accordions, HEADING role.

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Just like in web we expect accordions to have heading role. For disclosure group, we can achieve this by .accessibilityElement(children: .contain) and then .accessibilityLabel("The disclosure group text"). This will add...

MayurPatel0

Error Validation: use .accessibilityValue matching the visible error message text for each invalid input

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IMO, .accessibilityValue is another valid technique to expose an input's helper text and error message. Unlike .accessibilityHint, I don't think users can disable the announcement of an element's .accessibilityValue. This...

MarcSolo

Documentation files do not link to associated coding technique

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I noticed that the "Error Validation" documentation file does not contain a link to the associated coding technique. I think providing a link in the documentation file would make the...

MarcSolo

Accessibility Hints on Data Table rows

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The data tables documentation is awesome! The only thing I hesitate on is the use of an .accessibilityHint to convey row/column information. The only reason I say that is because...

Steady5063

Add explainer on accessibility testing using XCTest

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There are fantastic examples in this repo of using XCTest to perform accessibility related UI tests. I think it would be helpful to provide an overview in a separate markdown...

MarcSolo

Add Headings and First-Letter Indexing to the List of Accessibility Techniques

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VoiceOver users currently navigate through the list of accessibility techniques is by swiping left and right, which could take a long time for techniques whose first letters are further down...

judithhinlung