android-accessibility

Android accessibility auditing evaluates Jetpack Compose UI components against a checklist for content descriptions, touch target sizes, color contrast, focus order, and semantic properties to ensure WCAG AA compliance.

A Jetpack Compose accessibility audit checks UI components for adequate touch target sizes, descriptive labels for screen readers, correct color contrast, logical focus order, and proper semantic properties to ensure adherence to WCAG AA standards.

Yes, you can verify that your Android UI meets WCAG AA standards. The audit specifically checks touch target size, color contrast, and semantic properties to ensure your Jetpack Compose application adheres to established accessibility best practices.

To fix missing content descriptions for screen readers, audit the component using the accessibility checklist to identify unlabeled elements. The audit flags missing semantic properties so you can add descriptive labels for screen reader compatibility.

The best way to evaluate touch target size and focus order is to run an accessibility audit on your Android components. The checklist identifies interactive elements with inadequate touch targets and validates the focus order for screen reader navigation.