SwiftUI Accessibility Framework for MultiDisability Support with User Personalization

As digital platforms continue to be increasingly relied upon in everyday life, fair accessibility for individuals with multiple disabilities has become one of the main concerns in mobile software development.SwiftUI is Apple's declarative interface framework that includes accessibility resources by default, but it has limited capabilities for dynamic personalization when addressing diverse and overlapping disability profiles.This review evaluates SwiftUI's performance in multi-disability environments and discusses future directions, including adaptive user interfaces, AI-driven personalization, multi-agent platforms, and tele-rehabilitation tools.The research, drawing on recent developments in inclusive design, gesture recognition, sign language integration, and serious games, combines innovations that may be applied to personalization, cognitive accessibility, and social participation.The conclusions indicate that SwiftUI needs to evolve into a more versatile, intelligent, and expressive system to meet the advanced needs of universal mobile technology.