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Emulating UISegmentedControl accessibility behavior
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Emulating UISegmentedControl accessibility behavior

  • Subject: Emulating UISegmentedControl accessibility behavior
  • From: Vincenzo Rubano <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 2 Aug 2017 15:32:10 +0200
While flicking through the segments of a UISegmentedControl, VoiceOver
announces the position of the selected segment and the number of segments
provided by that control. What’s the easiest way to emulate this behavior
within a static UITableView section created in Interface Builder where each
cell emulates the behavior of a segment of a UISegmentedControl?

Is there an accessibility trait responsible for this behavior or should this
information be put within the accessibility label of each cell?

Thanks in advance for your support


Vincenzo

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