IOS

Images in SwiftUI are accessible by default. This is the opposite of what we’d experience in UIKit, where images are not accessible unless you set isAccessibilityElement to true. Sometimes making images not accessible to VoiceOver is the right decision. Like when using a glyph as a redundant way of conveying meaning alongside text. An example of this would be displaying a warning triangle next to the text ‘Error’ or a tick next to ‘success’. If these images were accessible your VoiceOver users would hear the word ‘error’ twice and have to swipe between each one. This makes navigation longer and frustrating for your customer.