In the last American census, it was estimated that 18.7% of the population has some type of disability and of those, according to the Pew Internet Project, 54% utilize internet connected services and devices. In Xamarin.Forms (XF) we can create compelling and interactive mobile applications as well as accommodate the needs of our users that have certain disabilities.
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