Informative images convey meaning visually and require an .accessibilityLabel
to provide a text alternative to VoiceOver users.
The .accessibilityLabel
of an informative image must match all relevant content and text shown in the image.
Notes:
- Don't include the word "Image" in the
.accessibilityLabel
value because the "Image" trait is already spoken to VoiceOver when focused on an image element, otherwise VoiceOver would speak "Image, Image".
- Use
.accessibilityElement(children: .combine)
to combine an image and text into a single focusable element with VoiceOver.
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