👨‍💻 Developers

Welcome to the developer section of the Mobile Accessibility Bible. Here you'll find code snippets, implementation guides, and technical solutions for creating accessible mobile applications.

🎯 What You'll Find Here

  • Code Snippets: Copy-ready, syntax-highlighted code examples
  • Implementation Guides: Step-by-step tutorials for common patterns
  • Platform-Specific Solutions: Android, iOS, and cross-platform approaches
  • Best Practices: WCAG compliance and platform guidelines
  • Testing Methods: How to verify your implementations

🚀 Quick Navigation

🤖 Android

TalkBack, Switch Access, and Android accessibility APIs

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🍎 iOS

VoiceOver, Voice Control, and iOS accessibility features

Explore iOS →

🌐 Cross-platform

React Native, Flutter, and framework-specific solutions

Explore Cross-platform →

📋 Common Patterns

Text & Typography

  • Dynamic Type support
  • High contrast text
  • Readable font sizes
  • Text scaling

Input & Navigation

  • Keyboard navigation
  • Touch targets
  • Focus management
  • Gesture alternatives

Media & Motion

  • Image descriptions
  • Video captions
  • Motion preferences
  • Audio descriptions

Forms & Feedback

  • Form labels
  • Error handling
  • Success feedback
  • Input validation

🚀 Recent Solutions

iOSIntermediate

Managing Content Visibility & Hierarchy

In iOS, managing content visibility and hierarchy is key to creating user interfaces that everyone can navigate with ease. By hiding purely decorative elements from assistive technologies like VoiceOver, you avoid cluttering the reading order. And by grouping related items, you provide logical, coherent announcements.

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Total: 1 solutions across all platforms

🛠️ Development Tools

Android

Accessibility Scanner, TalkBack Developer Settings

iOS

Accessibility Inspector, VoiceOver Rotor

Cross-platform

React Native Accessibility DevTools, Flutter Semantics Debugger

📖 Getting Started

  1. Choose your platform from the navigation above
  2. Browse solutions by feature category
  3. Copy code snippets and adapt them to your project
  4. Test with assistive technology to verify implementation
  5. Follow best practices for long-term maintainability

Ready to build accessible mobile apps? Start with your target platform above!