From the course: iOS App Development: Accessibility
What you should know - iOS Tutorial
From the course: iOS App Development: Accessibility
What you should know
- [Instructor] There's something for everyone in this course and you don't necessarily need to be a designer or a developer to learn about accessible technologies built into iOS. However, when we begin to refactor the bridges app it will be assumed that you are familiar with Xcode, Cocoa Touch, UIKit, and programming fundamentals such as variables, loops, and conditional statements. If you are new to iOS app development check out our iOS 10 App Development Essentials course to give you the foundation necessary to take full advantage of this course. Bridges is written in Swift 3 but everything we cover can easily be accomplished with Objective-C by using the exact same techniques and accessibility APIs. In this course I'm using Xcode 8.2.1 and running on iOS 10.2.1.
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