Screen-by-screen findings across the included iOS and Android flows
Native mobile, treated as first-class
Mobile App Accessibility Audit
Accessibility review for iOS and Android apps, including onboarding, authentication, navigation, forms, upgrade flows, settings, screen reader behavior, and control labeling in the native experience itself.
Best fit
- Teams shipping native iOS or Android products
- Apps with onboarding, sign-in, account management, or purchase flows
- Organizations that need real VoiceOver and TalkBack usability testing
What usually happens first
We start by naming the flow that matters most, confirming the platforms involved, and deciding whether this service is the right size for the work.
Typical outputs
What this review usually leaves you with
Notes on VoiceOver, TalkBack, focus order, labeling, and important screen changes after actions
Fix guidance mapped to native patterns, controls, and navigation behavior where relevant
A release-readiness summary for the mobile scope that was reviewed
Primary output
A mobile findings set with assistive-technology notes across the included app flows
Review coverage
iOSAndroidMobile onboarding flowsAuthentication and purchase flowsIn-app settings and navigation patterns
What this should clarify
Teams get a mobile-specific read on how the app behaves with assistive technology and where native remediation work should begin.
Common fit: Best for launch readiness, redesigns, or post-release hardening on native apps
How Guidepost approaches this work
Scoped review, plain language, and practical follow-through
The work is centered on the tasks people need to complete, the barriers that interrupt those tasks, and the written guidance a team needs in order to fix them. Coverage is matched to the scope instead of padded for show.
Included mobile review areas
iOS accessibility audits for onboarding, login, account recovery, purchase, and settings
Android accessibility audits for TalkBack behavior, navigation patterns, and custom controls
Screen reader usability, focus order, control labeling, and gesture alternatives
Authentication, form flows, subscription upgrades, and important screen changes after actions