Mobile App Screen Accessibility Review Using Screenshots and Descriptions
Review app screens for touch size, contrast and labels from descriptions.
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[VERIFY] is an editorial flag, not a blank to fill. Wherever the prompt shows [VERIFY], check that item against a reliable source before you use it.
Review my app screens for accessibility from descriptions. For each screen: purpose, elements (buttons, icons, text, images), colours and sizes if known, and the user task: [SCREEN_DESCRIPTIONS]. Platforms: [PLATFORMS]. Known user needs: [USER_NEEDS]. For each screen, check against common principles: touch targets large enough and spaced, text legible and resizable, contrast between text and background (ask me to measure the colours I list and compare with the target I must meet [VERIFY]), clear labels for icons and buttons, meaningful focus order, no information by colour alone, error messages that say what to do, motion and timing options, and support for screen readers and voice control. Make a table with Screen, Issue, User affected, Severity, and Suggested fix. Give an example of a good label for an icon-only button and an error message rewrite. Provide a test plan with real devices and assistive technology. Do not say whether the app passes or fails any standard; list what I should test.
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