Supporting VoiceOver in your app

Inc, A. Supporting VoiceOver in your app.

Type

Web resource

Intellectual base

Web

Link

https://developer.apple.com/documentation/uikit/supporting-voiceover-in-your-app

Cited by

1 citation across 1 artifact.

Each citation links to the sentence it supports in the citing article.

Domain-specific

• Screen-Reader Ambiguity
  • Web accessibility. The dominant authoring discipline: WCAG 2.x, ARIA authoring practices, the role-name-state contract, and automated checks (axe-core) against div-as-header, unannounced errors, and missing current-step state. Native mobile applications. iOS UIKit accessibility and Android's accessibility semantics (read by TalkBack, itself an Android accessibility service), where an element's accessibility label is the text VoiceOver reads and TalkBack announces, Android custom components must also expose their role and state, and stacked or tabular elements may need programmatic grouping for the screen reader to read them in the order the layout intends

    This sourceApple Developer Documentation, n.d. Accessibility labels provide the text VoiceOver reads; VoiceOver may not read vertically stacked labels or table text in the correct order, and accessibility elements can be grouped programmatically so that VoiceOver reads them as intended.

Verification

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