Mobile Accessibility Checklist for App Screens
Check touch targets, labels, contrast and screen reader behaviour.
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Create an accessibility checklist for these app screens: [SCREEN_LIST]. Platform: [PLATFORM]. Components used: [COMPONENTS]. Known user needs: [USER_NEEDS]. Cover touch target size and spacing, text scaling to large sizes, contrast of text and icons, labels for every control, reading order for a screen reader, focus handling after dialogs close, gestures with a visible alternative, motion settings, captions for media, and error messages that explain how to fix the problem. Return a table with Screen, Check, How to test, Pass or fail and Fix. Add a ten-minute manual test script using the platform's built-in screen reader and large text setting. Conformance claims need a formal audit and the standards version should be confirmed [VERIFY]. Do not state that the app is accessible; list only what was checked. Add a short guide to testing with real assistive technology users or, if that is not possible, with the platform's built-in tools for at least one complete journey. Include a column for who verifies each check and a rule that failures block release when they stop a user completing a core task. Remind the team that automated scanners find only part of the problems and that a manual pass is essential.
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