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What designers can learn from Apple’s new accessibility features
Connecting the physical and digital world to provide equal experiences and access for all

Although Apple stock is down roughly 23% year to date at the time of writing this article, the $2 trillion company is now valued at more than Amazon, Alphabet and Meta — combined. Could the reason be connected to their continuous release of exciting new features?
Apple recently announced their iPhone 14 Pro with their newest innovation, the Dynamic Island. But this isn’t the most exciting feature they’ve announced this year.
Apple is investing in accessibility features for a range of their products. With over one billion active iPhone users worldwide, these features have the power to impact numerous individuals who face everyday challenges.