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Swiftui Accessibility

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xtone·vlatest·frontend

Generates accessible SwiftUI views with proper labels, hints, and traits for inclusive iOS applications.

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    $ npx skills add xtone/ai_development_tools --skill swiftui-accessibility -a claude-code

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ios_development/skills/swiftui-accessibility/SKILL.md
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About this skill

What it does

This skill allows AI agents to generate SwiftUI code that adheres to accessibility best practices. It focuses on creating user interfaces usable by individuals with disabilities, incorporating features like dynamic type support and VoiceOver compatibility. The generated code ensures elements are properly labeled and navigable for assistive technologies.

When to use it

  • Creating accessible iOS apps: When developing a new iOS application or feature where accessibility is a key requirement.
  • Retrofitting existing SwiftUI views: To improve the accessibility of older SwiftUI components that may lack proper accessibility features.
  • Generating code snippets for developers: Providing developers with ready-to-use, accessible SwiftUI code examples.
  • Automating accessibility checks: Integrating into a development workflow to automatically generate accessible UI elements.

Key capabilities

  • Generates SwiftUI code.
  • Implements dynamic type support.
  • Ensures VoiceOver compatibility.
  • Creates properly labeled UI elements.

Example prompts

  • "Generate an accessible button in SwiftUI with the label 'Submit'."
  • "Create a list view in SwiftUI that is compatible with VoiceOver."
  • "Write SwiftUI code for a text field that supports dynamic font sizes."

Tips & gotchas

This skill requires basic familiarity with SwiftUI concepts. While it generates accessible code, thorough testing with assistive technologies is still recommended to ensure optimal usability.