Let's quickly discuss the accessibility in your design. Try not to be in a hole like I used to be. And please account for people with disabilities is not that hard. It does not require that much more resources from your side actually. iOS offers extensive accessibility features for users with vision loss, hearing loss, and other disabilities. Most UI kit based apps can be made accessible with very little effort, allowing more people to use your app while providing an engaging experience for everybody.
You IKEA by the way, is the iOS library used to create interfaces for the iOS apps. provide alternative text labels for images, icons and interface elements. alternative text labels aren't visible on screen, but they let voiceover audibly describe what's on screen, making navigation easier for people with visual impairment. Respond to accessibility preferences. If your app uses UI kit to implement its user interface, text and interface elements automatically adapt to certain accessibility preferences, such as bold and larger text. Your app should also check and respond to accessibility preferences when appropriate, such as when the option to reduce motion is enabled.
Apps implementing custom forms should attempt to match the accessibility behavior of the system fonts. Test your app with accessibility features. In addition to text and motion changes, accessibility options can change contrast, invert colors, reduce transparency, and more. enable these settings and observe how your app will look and behave for people who enable those features. Include closed captions and audio descriptions when appropriate. Closed Captions are usable for deaf people, and audio descriptions are useful for blind people.
Closed Captions allow the Deaf and Hard of Hearing to perceive spoken dialogue and other audible content in videos. The audio descriptions provide a spoken narration of important video content for the visually impaired. By the way, closed captions just mean that they are not burned in the video feed and can be turned on and turned off. You can learn more how iOS helps people with disabilities on this page.