Use the Accessibility module APIs to create mobile applications that are accessible to a wider audience, including people with disabilities.
Requirements and compatibilityThe Accessibility module APIs are available only for iOS and Android devices, with the following minimum requirements:
Platform Operating system version Android Android 8.0 (API level 26) iOS iOS 13 Screen reader supportAndroid and iOS devices have built-in screen readers that describe what appears on the screen out loud. These screen readers are designed to help users who are blind or have low vision to navigate and interact with their mobile devices without needing to see the screen.
Use Unityâs Assistive Support API to enable screen reader capabilities for your application. The AssistiveSupport class stores the active accessibility hierarchy that you create, allows your application to notify the screen reader of changes in your UI, and notifies your application of events based on user actions. Use the Accessibility Hierarchy Viewer (menu: Window > Accessibility > Hierarchy Viewer) during Play mode to view the active accessibility hierarchy and its nodes in real-time.
Use Unityâs Accessibility Settings API to configure your UI to interact with native font scaling, bold text, and closed captions. This improves the readability and visibility of your applicationâs UI for all your users.
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