Demonstrates a variety of accessibility best practices for Android Jetpack Compose-based UIs, as well as the problems they can address. Using the app will demonstrate the impact of accessibility best practices, and reviewing the app project source code will help you learn how to apply those techniques in working code.
See android-compose-accessibility-techniques Architecture for details of the app architecture and the project's file structure.
Since some of the code demonstrates the effect of inaccessible coding practices, the app itself does not fully conform to required accessibility guidelines.
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Informative Content
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Interactive Behaviors
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Specific Component Types
- Accordion controls
- Autofill controls
- Checkbox controls
- Dropdown menus
- Exposed dropdown menus
- Links inline with text
- ListItem layouts
- ModalBottomSheet layouts
- NavigationBar layouts
- Pop-up messages (Toast, SnackBar, and AlertDialog controls)
- RadioButton groups
- Slider and RangeSlider controls
- Stand-alone links
- Switch controls
- Tab rows
- TextField controls
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Other
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android-compose-accessibility-techniques is licensed under under the Apache License, Version 2.0. See LICENSE file for more information.
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