IosDynamicTypeReflow [rule] v1.0.0

Layouts must reflow gracefully at Dynamic Type accessibility sizes (up to ~200% scale) so that essential text is never clipped or truncated.

Applies To

any iOS layout containing text alongside icons, images, or other elements in a row

IosDynamicTypeReflow [rule] v1.0.0

Layouts must reflow gracefully at Dynamic Type accessibility sizes (up to ~200% scale) so that essential text is never clipped or truncated.

Applies To

any iOS layout containing text alongside icons, images, or other elements in a row

Examples

• An icon-label row should stack vertically (.accessibilityLarge+) when the label would otherwise truncate.
• Use .fixedSize(horizontal: false, vertical: true) in SwiftUI to let text expand vertically.
• Verify: set Dynamic Type to Accessibility Extra Large in Settings; confirm no text is truncated.

Rationale

Millions of users rely on accessibility text sizes. Horizontal row layouts that clip text at large sizes make content unreadable and effectively exclude these users from the feature.

Applies To

any iOS layout containing text alongside icons, images, or other elements in a row