You can rewatch the Accessibility livestream now and learn from Robin Kanatzar and Bas Broek as they give feedback on the great great entries! youtu.be/anOY0aSxxpQ

The winner of the Accessibility event of the SwiftUI Series Ryan Cole will receive a copy of the “Developing Inclusive Mobile Apps” book thanks to @RobRWAPP 🥳

On the anniversary of the signing of the Americans with Disabilities Act, I’m excited to share the story of how we’ve improved the #accessibility of the Intuit Mint iOS app over the past several months! #IntuitLife #IntuitTech medium.com/intuit-enginee…

One of our core values is customer obsession, which means falling in love with our customers' problems and examining every detail to deliver excellence. Ryan Cole shares his advice for designing for accessibility with your iOS app: bit.ly/3zeMPSy via Medium

During a “Follow Me Home” visit with a Minter who is visually impaired, Ryan Cole, a Intuit Mint software engineer, was inspired to improve the iOS user experience for those who rely on assistive technologies. medium.com/intuit-enginee…

Day 135. If you use SwiftLint in your SwiftUI project, there is a rule, by Ryan Cole, for making sure that your images have either an accessibility label or are hidden for assistive tech because they might be decorative. #365DaysIOSAccessibility Rule: realm.github.io/SwiftLint/acce…

DOWN GOES NUMBER 4 😤 #GoStanford x Wells Fargo

At Apple, we believe technology should be designed to help everyone do what they love. We’re excited to preview new accessibility features to help even more people follow their dreams. apple.com/newsroom/2023/…

In the meantime, here's a new article about an accessibility mistake I've been making for years, how I'm working to correct that mistake, and how you can fix it in your own apps too: hackingwithswift.com/articles/261/i…

The passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act set a new standard for equity, accessibility, and inclusion around the world. At Apple, making technology that works for everyone is a core value, and we are dedicated to advancing this mission every day.

Check out this video for Personal Voice and Live Speech that my team worked on. These #accessibility features on iPhone, Mac and Apple Watch let you continue to communicate in a voice that sounds like you if you ever lose your ability to speak. youtube.com/watch?v=ra9I0H…

For those at risk of speech loss, we’ve made it possible to preserve your voice on your devices so even if you can no longer speak, you can still sound like you. It’s remarkable to see the experiences this technology helps preserve, while also protecting your privacy.

For nearly 40 years, Apple has worked to make technology more accessible to everyone. We’re thrilled to announce powerful new features that provide users with even more ways to communicate, control their devices, and enjoy the music they love. #GAAD apple.com/newsroom/2024/…

For 40 years, we’ve believed the best technology is built with accessibility in mind. We’re proud to share new accessibility features to help more people navigate the world, express themselves, and stay connected. #GAAD apple.com/newsroom/2025/…