accessibility identifier convention
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In the session titled "Catch up on accessibility in SwiftUI" from WWDC 2024, accessibility identifiers are discussed in the context of making app elements accessible. Accessibility elements in SwiftUI represent one or more views and provide attributes to describe the contents of a view and actions for interaction. These elements are crucial for accessibility technologies like VoiceOver, which interact with apps through these elements.
SwiftUI provides built-in support for accessibility, allowing developers to refine and craft accessible experiences. You can use accessibility modifiers to customize how a view is represented by an accessibility element, adding attributes like labels or traits and exposing actions for interactivity. This helps improve navigation and interaction for users relying on accessibility technologies.
For more detailed information, you can refer to the session Catch up on accessibility in SwiftUI (01:11) where these concepts are introduced.
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