What problem does it solve? iOS apps often ship with accessibility gaps that exclude users relying on VoiceOver, Dynamic Type, Switch Control, or reduced-motion settings, and standard UI reviews only skim these concerns. This Skill runs a dedicated, deep accessibility audit that maps every finding to WCAG 2.2 criteria. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Five-dimension audit: Covers VoiceOver semantics and reading order, Dynamic Type survival through AX5, color contrast and Reduce Motion/Transparency, motor accessibility (44pt targets, Switch Control, Voice Control), and hearing/cognitive accessibility. - WCAG 2.2 mapping: Every finding carries its WCAG criterion and level, the affected assistive technology, and a concrete SwiftUI rewrite. - Settings matrix and review ledger: Reports behavior under each accessibility setting and writes a persistent review ledger with delta reporting (NEW / RESOLVED / STILL OPEN / REGRESSED) across runs. - Use Case: Before an App Store release, ask for an accessibility audit of your SwiftUI screens to receive severity-tagged findings, a settings matrix, and the top three priority fixes. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to audit my iOS app for accessibility and review VoiceOver, Dynamic Type, and WCAG compliance.