Making Your App More Accessible: Enabling Dynamic Text in iOS

Dynamic Text is a feature in iOS that allows users to adjust the font size of text displayed in apps, making it easier for those with visual impairments or other accessibility needs to read the content.
In this tutorial, we'll explore how to enable Dynamic Text in your iOS app, so that your users can customize their reading experience to suit their needs. We'll cover how to set up font scaling in Interface Builder, how to support Dynamic Type in code, and how to handle font changes dynamically at runtime.
We'll also discuss best practices for designing accessible user interfaces, and how to test your app with different font sizes and accessibility settings. By the end of this tutorial, you'll have the knowledge and tools you need to make your app more accessible to all users, regardless of their visual acuity.
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Introduction 00:00
Project Setup 00:14
Enable Dynamic Text 02:19
Automatically Adjust Font 02:34
Test Dynamic Text on XCode 03:40
Common Mistakes 04:23
Enable Dynamic Text with Code 07:22
Custom Fonts 09:57
Conclusion 12:49

[@tudor7033]

thanks for the video

[@shameelnawaz7475]

Hi I have a doubt in storyboard I have a text label sentence and the last 3 words of the sentence should be a button how to do it? If I add a text button how should I give constraints to it

[@AmmarKhan-lt5es]

Hi Emmanuel, I recently came across your videos while learning how to code swift, and love them! By far the best resource when it comes to practical learning. I had a question regarding the nextBtn feature that you were going over in episode 3 of your yummy series, I even tried copying your code and couldn't get it to work. The button would keep saying "next" even as I got to the last slide, and I can't find out why it's not changing to "get started". Is there any way you could help me understand this better? Appreciate it, and love the work!

[@user-xm7md4ei2b]

Hi, thanks for your tutorial! But why almost all tutorials are made using storyboard?! I asked people, and no one uses storyboard in companies.

[@EmmanuelOkwara]

I agree with you.
Personally, I use storyboards to implement a quick design and not waste time especially if it is not within the scope of the tutorial.