Talks

Accessibility NYC

Accessibility is a broad topic. And when creating iOS apps, you can feel intimidated by the wide range of features, tools, APIs, and documentation that Apple offers. The first problem we find in the industry is still awareness. But if you are starting to build apps for the platform, the logical first question should be: where do I start with accessibility?

NSSpain X

Global Accessibility Awareness Day's co-founder Jennison Asuncion reminded us: we need to go from one day of awareness, to one year of action. I want to help the iOS community lead that change. We’ll look at three steps: First, make accessibility second nature: it’s part of our job as iOS engineers. Second, demystify accessibility: starting is easier than it looks. Third: explore advanced features: once you master the basics, you can create truly inclusive experiences.

CocoaHeads NL

Accessibility should part of the job for any developer. But as user can have very diverse disabilities it can be challenging to know what features the platform has available for them and how to use them effectively. Dani explores the API's and highlights features like VoiceOver, Switch Control and VoiceControl.