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UITableViewCells scrolling speed increases dramatically when you do custom drawing, however, Accessibility breaks. How should one add accessibility support to a cell like this?
Old question, but iOS has built in support for this kind of accessibility. Take a look at the
UIAccessibilityContainerinformal protocol which will allow you to define rects in your view and label them appropriately. Thus, if you draw a big X at 0,0 with a size of 44×44, then you can set the accessibilityLabel for that rect to “Delete”.