StewartLynch
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1 week ago As far as I know there have been no changes to Tables this year.Sent from my iPadOn Sep 30, 2024, at 2:44 AM, Detlev Fischer @.***> wrote: Hi Stewart, thanks for your instructive video on tables in SwiftUI! I am currently investigating to what extent these tables on iPadOS and iOS will support the output of table headers (mostly, column header) when navigating through table cells with VoiceOver active. So far, it seems there has been little accessibility support for tables (maybe simply because there aren't that many in native apps); apparently, as Paul Adam wrote in a comment to his example app for iOS accessibility, there is no table trait in iOS and if column information is to be added to each cell, this needs a hack which seels a bit cumbersome and difficult to maintain or scale. cvs-health/ios-swiftui-accessibility-techniques#2 (comment) Have things improved with tables in SwiftUI? That would be important information for the accessibility community. Would you care adding your thought to that discussion about Paul Adam's app, or respond here? Best, Detlev
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Hi Stewart, thanks for your instructive video on tables in SwiftUI!
I am currently investigating to what extent these tables on iPadOS and iOS will support the output of table headers (mostly, column header) when navigating through table cells with VoiceOver active. So far, it seems there has been little accessibility support for tables (maybe simply because there aren't that many in native apps); apparently, as Paul Adam wrote in a comment to his example app for iOS accessibility, there is no table trait in iOS and if column information is to be added to each cell, this needs a hack which seels a bit cumbersome and difficult to maintain or scale. https://github.com/cvs-health/ios-swiftui-accessibility-techniques/issues/2#issuecomment-2377578118
Have things improved with tables in SwiftUI? That would be important information for the accessibility community. Would you care adding your thought to that discussion about Paul Adam's app, or respond here?
Best, Detlev