ios-accessibilitylisted

# Apple Platform Accessibility Make essential content and actions perceivable, operable, understandable, and testable across supported assistive technologies. ## Scope and Compatibility This skill owns semantic labels/values/traits, grouping and traversal, custom actions, focus, Dynamic Type, contrast, motion/transparency preferences, Voice Control, keyboard access, and accessibility verification. Route visual layout implementation to the relevant UI skill and App Store declaration policy to `app-store-review` when submission readiness is the main request. Inspect deployment target, platform, UI framework, and supported device classes before selecting APIs. Preserve existing interaction behavior unless remediation requires a change, and verify versioned APIs in SDK headers or primary Apple documentation. ## Audit Workflow 1. Identify the screen's essential information, primary actions, state changes, errors, and time-sensitive content. 2. Inspect semantic output rather than inferring accessibility from visual appearance. 3. Test navigation order, labels, values, traits, actions, focus, text scaling, contrast, Reduce Motion, Reduce Transparency, and keyboard/Voice Control paths that apply. 4. Fix the narrowest semantic or layout boundary while preserving ordinary interaction. 5. Re-run automated checks and manually exercise the affected assistive-technology path. Read [Accessibility Patterns](references/a11y-patterns.md) for SwiftUI/UIKit/AppKit recipes, focus managemen