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Swift Accessibility

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madebyecho·vlatest·frontend·MIT

Dynamically adjusts website element focus order & ARIA attributes for seamless keyboard navigation and screen reader compatibility.

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    $ npx skills add wearekanso/agent-skills --skill swift-accessibility -a claude-code

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madebyecho

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skills/swift-accessibility/SKILL.md
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About this skill

What it does

This skill enhances AI agents with Swift accessibility expertise. It allows them to generate code snippets and explanations related to making iOS applications accessible, ensuring usability for individuals with disabilities. The skill focuses on implementing features like VoiceOver support and dynamic type sizing within Swift projects.

When to use it

  • Accessibility Code Generation: When you need a snippet of Swift code that implements a specific accessibility feature (e.g., adding a VoiceOver label).
  • Explanation of Accessibility Concepts: To understand how certain UI elements or coding patterns impact accessibility in iOS applications.
  • Troubleshooting Accessibility Issues: When debugging why an existing iOS application isn't properly accessible to users with disabilities.
  • Learning Best Practices: To gain insights into best practices for building inclusive and accessible iOS apps using Swift.

Key capabilities

  • Swift code generation for accessibility features
  • Explanations of iOS accessibility concepts
  • Guidance on implementing VoiceOver support
  • Dynamic type sizing assistance

Example prompts

  • "Generate a Swift snippet to add a VoiceOver label to this button."
  • “Explain how dynamic type works in iOS and how it affects accessibility.”
  • "What are some common mistakes developers make when building accessible iOS apps?"

Tips & gotchas

This skill assumes basic familiarity with Swift programming and iOS development concepts. While it can generate code, understanding the underlying principles of accessibility is crucial for effective implementation and debugging.