Mobile Accessibility receives less attention compared to Web Accessibility, despite the fact that most users relying on Assistive technologies engage with web content primarily through apps. This article addresses this gap by guiding developers on harnessing Flutter's accessibility system.
Through examples and real-world insights, it demonstrates how developers can enhance their app's accessibility features and suggests improvements for better implementation
It's broken down into three articles (It's a series):
Plain Visuals
MutiMedia
Forms and input field (which is the most tricky)
It's a series for easy consumption,
I realized most posts don't exceed the 1500 word mark or 5 minutes read mark.
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Accessibility is beyond disability, it's also about convenience
Plain Visuals [what to do]:
Always use the text widget to display text
Follow Minimum contrast guidelines
Support Customizable Text Resize
Use semantic labels wherever you can
Ensure Adequate Size and Spacing for Interactive Elements
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Through examples and real-world insights, it demonstrates how developers can enhance their app's accessibility features and suggests improvements for better implementation
It's broken down into three articles (It's a series):
It's a series for easy consumption, I realized most posts don't exceed the 1500 word mark or 5 minutes read mark.
Outline (optional)
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There's a working draft here [on hashnode draft preview]
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