how to keep button tap enabled after adding accessibility

@AmitShrivastava

Nov '22

I have a small quiz game, it asks a questions and gives two options, after i add accessibilty to read out custom text at end of ZStack which contains the questions and its options, every time now when i want to click on options , it simply re reads the whole text...

what i want is for the user to be able to listen to each option again by tapping it once and then choosing which option to select by double tapping...

how can i allow the user this option in accessibility , thanks

my accessibility code at end of ZStack

I have tried adding .accessibilityLabel to each View, experimented with .accessibilityElement(children: .ignore) but no luck so far

real issue is the loss of ability to treat each View independently once custom accessibilty is added

 .accessibilityElement(children: .ignore)
                    .accessibilityLabel("Question  \(quizQuestion[questionNumber].question), option 1 is \(quizQuestion[questionNumber].options[0]), option 2 is \(quizQuestion[questionNumber].options[1])")

@Greenamberred HWS+

Nov '22

Have you tried making your accessibility labels more granular, by putting them on each of the statements (Text, ForEach, Button, etc.) rather than the whole Zstack?

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