This practice combines clear semantic labeling with multiple accessibility actions, allowing VoiceOver users to access related functionality without navigating to separate controls. The primary action remains intuitive while secondary actions are discoverable through VoiceOver gestures.

Button(action: playPause) {
    Image(systemName: isPlaying ? "pause.fill" : "play.fill")
        .font(.title2)
}
.accessibilityLabel(isPlaying ? "Pause" : "Play")
.accessibilityAction(named: "Next Track") {
    nextTrack()
}
.accessibilityAction(named: "Previous Track") {
    previousTrack()
}
.accessibilityAction(named: "Add to Favorites") {
    toggleFavorite()
}

Why This is a Best Practice

Accessibility should never be an afterthought. By providing multiple actions on contextually related buttons, we reduce cognitive load and navigation time for VoiceOver users while maintaining a clean visual interface. This approach follows Apple's accessibility guidelines and creates a more inclusive user experience without compromising design aesthetics.