| name | mobile-assistive-technology |
| description | Use when checking compatibility with mobile screen readers, switch access, voice control, magnification, or platform accessibility features on iOS and Android. |
Mobile Assistive Technology
Use this skill when reviewing whether a mobile interface works well with built-in assistive technologies. Focus on interoperability with platform accessibility features rather than assuming touch-only use.
Review Compatibility
- Check support for VoiceOver, TalkBack, Switch Control, Voice Control, magnification, and large text
- Ensure focus order, labeling, traits/roles, and actions are exposed correctly
- Test common gestures and screen reader navigation patterns on mobile
- Review modal, navigation, and dynamic content behavior under assistive tech
Improve Integration
- Align component behavior with native platform expectations
- Ensure custom controls expose correct names, roles, values, and states
- Avoid conflicts with screen reader or voice-control gesture systems
- Support accessibility settings such as reduced motion, bold text, and text scaling
Output
- Describe gaps in assistive technology support
- Recommend fixes grounded in platform behavior
- Note where testing on real devices is especially important
