Accessibility on Mobile Devices

Around the world, it is a legal requirement that digital systems be equally accessible to those users with disabilities. Obviously, that includes apps on mobile devices. But accessibility also means dramatically improved usability and convenience. Accessibility techniques are what allows us to have emails read to us by a phone while we are driving.


But delivering accessibility can be a challenge, especially on smartphones and tablets, which support mobile web, hybrid apps and native apps.


Cracking Accessibility on Mobile Devices:


Explains the business benefits of accessibility

Helps to introduce accessibility as a design and development function (not just test)

Includes code examples for HTML, iOS (Objective-C) and Android (Java)

Provides a ready reference for accessibility requirements


Who should read this book?


Company officers

Business managers

Project managers

UX designers

iOS and Android developers

Front end web developers


Cracking Accessibility on Mobile Devices is an essential addition to the toolset for any digital project for smartphones and tablets.