WWDC 2017 Wish List: 4 accessibility features Apple needs to add to iOS and macOS<article>
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<p>Jason Snell said it best
when he wrote that WWDC is “the heart of the Apple world’s calendar.”</p><p>Apple’s
Worldwide Developers Conference is particularly special for me because it’s the event where, as a person with disabilities, I get to see what lies ahead for the accessibility of Apple’s four software platforms. The company has put considerable energy in the last few years into making
accessibility a focal
point of the conference—from sessions on new APIs to labs to social get-togethers, Apple has gone all out during the week to show that, yes, supporting accessibility is a top priority in Cupertino at
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WWDC 2017 Wish List: 4 accessibility features Apple needs to add to iOS and macOS
