Take with a grain of alt b/c I'm not blind and my accessibility training is not formal, just learned from a job. The built in mobile screen readers are not har

Take with a grain of alt b/c I'm not blind and my accessibility training is not formal, just learned from a job. The built in mobile screen readers are not hard to setup. Enable in the settings and you can play around with it to grok how it works and how to navigate the UI tree with it. Lowest hanging fruit always seemed to be making sure all the controls you wanted on your page were reachable with accessibility navigation (ie tabindex/focusable) and that the spoken labels were sufficient without sighted context.