mobile-accessibility

When to use

• For every new interactive mobile screen or component.
• When reviewing forms, lists, custom controls, gestures, animations, or state changes.
• When dynamic text, screen readers, or touch targets may affect usability.

Core analysis model

• Verify tap target size and spacing.
• Define focus order and grouping.
• Add labels, roles, values, hints, and state semantics for interactive controls.
• Check contrast, icon-only controls, text scaling, reduced motion, and gesture alternatives.
• Announce loading, errors, completion, validation, and important state changes.
• Ensure custom components behave like native controls where possible.

Required outputs

• Accessibility risks.
• Accessibility requirements.
• Required semantic labels.
• Adaptive text considerations.
• Remediation notes.