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@@ -10,10 +10,14 @@ https://github.com/apple/unityplugins
 
 ## Accessibility Elements
 In this demo, cards can be flipped by tapping the button. However, VoiceOver would not read the text on the screen and an external switch would not tap the button.
+![Example-Card-Game][0]
 
+[0]: ../../../images/notes/wwdc22/10151/0.jpg
 
 The text, cards, and button need to be accessibility elements so the user can understand what is on the screen.
+![Elements][1]
 
+[1]: ../../../images/notes/wwdc22/10151/1.JPG
 
 If the app supports multiple languages, the labels should also be localized.
 
@@ -22,7 +26,9 @@ With the labels added as accessibility elements, VoiceOver would now be able to
 
 By adding an accessibility trait, VoiceOver would read the button as "Flip Button" and an external switch would be able to control the button.
 
-![trait](https://github.com/WWDCNotes/Content/assets/88257761/1f18d74e-7baa-4be9-92a3-59e9ac4c4a64)
+![Elements][2]
+
+[2]: ../../../images/notes/wwdc22/10151/2.JPG
 
 There are many different types of traits, full list can be found here:
 
@@ -31,6 +37,10 @@ https://developer.apple.com/documentation/uikit/uiaccessibilitytraits
 
 In this example, the cards would need a `value` trait to be able to provide the face value of the cards.
 
+![Value][3]
+
+[3]: ../../../images/notes/wwdc22/10151/3.JPG
+
 ### Unity Implementation
 
 Accessibility elements are added using the `Accessibility Node` component. This component is added to any gameObject that the user wishes to add accessibility for. The script provides the following fields:
@@ -40,7 +50,9 @@ Accessibility elements are added using the `Accessibility Node` component. This
 - Hint
 - Identifier
 
+![Script][4]
 
+[4]: ../../../images/notes/wwdc22/10151/4.JPG
 Buttons in Unity UI already have the `Accessibility Node` component by default.
 
 Creating custom C# scripts using Apple's Accessibility requires `using Apple.Accessibility` 
@@ -98,7 +110,12 @@ In a similar way, the face of the cards could also be modified during these acce
             LargeMaterial;
     }
 ```
+![Value][5]
+
+[5]: ../../../images/notes/wwdc22/10151/5.JPG
+![Value][6]
 
+[6]: ../../../images/notes/wwdc22/10151/6.JPG
 ## UI Accommodations
 
 ### Reduce Transparency
@@ -106,11 +123,19 @@ In a similar way, the face of the cards could also be modified during these acce
 - Helps improve legibility
 - Can be checked with `AccessibilitySettings.IsReduceTransparencyEnabled`
 
+![Reduce-Transparency][8]
+
+[8]: ../../../images/notes/wwdc22/10151/8.jpg
+
 ### Increase Contrast
 - Colors stand out more
 - Makes controls easier to recognize
 - Can be checked with `AccessibilitySettings.IsIncreaseContrastEnabled`
 
+![Increase-Contrast][7]
+
+[7]: ../../../images/notes/wwdc22/10151/9.jpg
+
 ### Reduce Motion
 - Animations should be removed if this is enabled
 - Can be checked with `AccessibilitySettings.IsReduceMotionEnabled`