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 The book is a collection of **interactive guides** and **detailed articles** permeated with *lots* of **exemplary illustrations** that cover everything one could ever need to know about **implementing accessibility**.
 
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 The material is split into **chapters** by its relation to a *certain topic*. The chapters are joined into **volumes** by the *depth of the knowledge* inside. This way everyone can find something useful for themselves *regardless* of their level of expertise.
 
 
 ## — Who is responsible of this?
 Majorly the project is based on the content of [**About Accessibility on iOS**](https://rubanov.dev/a11y-book) book written by [**Mikhail Rubanov**](https://github.com/akaDuality). 
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 The book is essentially a **complete course** on accessibility of iOS applications, but being a traditional book — moreover available in Russian language *exclusively* — sucks. So here we are, happily putting **videos** and **code samples** on the documentation pages! Have fun.  
 
 ## — Why make it a website?