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This is a follow-up to a question I asked last week here. The main screen of my app has two button bars. Each of the buttons has either an image or a text label. I've determined that when the user has the Bold Text Accessibility option enabled, the image buttons disappear from the screen. The buttons are functional -- tapping where the button should appear has the desired effect, so the button is effectively present but invisible. The text-based buttons appear and function normally.

Is this expected behavior, or is this a bug in the iOS implementation? If it's a bug, is there a procedure to report it? Is there a workaround? My fallback solution is to display a warning based on UIAccessibilityIsBoldTextEnabled(), but I would like to do better.

Jerry Agin
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I have just had the issue reported to me by one of my customers. I can replicate the issue on iOS12 however Apple appear to have fixed it in iOS13.

My workaround for iOS12 is to set the tintColor of the toolbar:

[toolbar setTintColor:[UIColor grayColor]];

With the tintColor set the toolbar buttons are visible with Bold Text on.

Andy Sinclair
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