In the previous lesson, you reviewed and merged your implementation with the help of Conductor, but general-purpose review agents aren’t tuned for every concern. Accessibility in particular benefits from tools built specifically for the platform, and Xcode 27 ships with its own specialist agents from Apple to do exactly that.
In this lesson, you’ll use two of Xcode’s specialists — VoiceOver and Dynamic Type — to audit the merged implementation and identify any accessibility violations that slipped through the earlier review.
By the end of this lesson you’ll be able to:
Identify which of Xcode’s built-in specialist agents applies to a given accessibility concern.
Use the VoiceOver specialist to audit an implementation for screen-reader violations.
Use the Dynamic Type specialist to audit an implementation for text-scaling violations.
Turn the findings from both specialists into concrete action items.
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An overview of Xcode’s built-in VoiceOver and Dynamic Type specialist agents
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