Forms are everywhere in mobile apps - authentication flows, data entry, support requests, onboarding... If your app has a login screen, a form is likely the first thing a new user interacts with. That makes accessibility here not just a nice-to-have, but a first impression.
The problem is that forms are consistently one of the most broken areas for assistive technology users. Missing labels, keyboard traps, silent validation errors, focus going nowhere after submission - these are issues that make an app unusable for a significant portion of your users.
This guide is a complete reference for building forms that work for everyone in React Native, whether users are navigating with their fingers, an external keyboard, a screen reader or voice input. Code examples throughout show both what to do and why.
A fully working demo repo is available to fork and test on a real device - check it out at rn-accessible-form-demo.
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