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Mobile Accessibility

Make apps usable for everyone. Master VoiceOver, TalkBack, Dynamic Type, and accessibility APIs to build inclusive mobile experiences.

Accessibility ensures everyone can use your app, regardless of ability. This course teaches the technical implementation of mobile accessibility. You will learn to configure elements for screen readers (VoiceOver on iOS, TalkBack on Android), support Dynamic Type for scalable text, and ensure sufficient color contrast. We cover testing your app with accessibility tools and inspectors to find and fix barriers, ensuring compliance and a better experience for all users.

✅ 100% Free & Lifetime Access
⏱️ 5-Minute Lessons (Bite-sized learning)
🚀 21-Lesson Path (Independent modules)
📱 Mobile Friendly (Learn anywhere)
A11y Mobile
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Complete Course Syllabus

  • 1
    Screen Readers
    How blind users navigate with VoiceOver and TalkBack.
  • 2
    Semantics & Traits
    Labeling buttons and images correctly in code.
  • 3
    Visual Access
    Supporting Dynamic Type and high contrast modes.
  • 4
    Touch & Focus
    Ensuring touch targets are large and focus order logical.
  • 5
    Testing Workflow
    Using automated scanners and manual audits.

Estimated completion time: 21 lessons • Self-paced learning • Lifetime access

Career Outlook

Estimated Salary
$100k - $140k

Career Paths

Accessibility Eng $110k-$150k
Mobile Developer $105k-$145k
QA Lead $95k-$135k

What You Will Learn

Audit mobile apps for accessibility violations using inspectors
Implement VoiceOver and TalkBack support in code
Support Dynamic Type for users with low vision
Design layouts that scale and adapt to user preferences
Navigate compliance standards (WCAG) for mobile apps

Skills You Will Gain

Mobile A11y VoiceOver/TalkBack Dynamic Type Accessibility Inspectors Inclusive Design

Who Is This For

Mobile Developers
QA Engineers
Designers

Prerequisites

Mobile Development Basics

Mobile Accessibility FAQs

Hard to add?

Easier if done early; harder to retrofit later.

Legal requirement?

Yes, for many gov and enterprise applications.

Impact UI?

No, invisible to standard users but vital for others.

Tools?

Built-in developer tools in Xcode and Android Studio.

Need more info?
All Reork courses are 100% free, self-paced, and fully accessible on mobile devices. No prior experience is required. Read our full Platform FAQ.

Tech Stack & Tools

Accessibility Inspector
Accessibility Scanner
Screen Readers

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