Durgesh Trivedi

It is solved ,By mistake i was adding wrong number of element in accessibility array for my custom cell .So it was keep moving in the same cell for that number of cell . after correcting that it is working .

Thanks It is a very good explanation for UI accessibility container . The problem I have if I enable the accessibility for UITableView which have a custom cell containing 1 image ,1 label,1 webview ,1 button in the same order .Some time what happen when I click on the cell to mark the table Item as selected in accessibility mode after selecting the cell it move the focus to a random position in the Table.I think the same thing you mentioned

"Now, it's not all perfect. It seems that if the user misses any UIAccessibilityElements, VoiceOver tries to pick the nearest one. Which works great on a navigation bar. But for some reason, it doesn't work so great here -- it just seems to pick a random word in the cell. There's no real rhyme or reason as to what it picks, and that's just a little frustrating. Perhaps by expanding the frame by a few pixels on either side will help by making the targets easier to tap, but there are still plenty of blank areas in the cell where you'd like VoiceOver to do the right thing."

I was looking to solve this problem and trying to use the UIaccessiblityContainer for this
and came across you blog which have very good explanation for it . Which kind of solve the actual problem .But now I have a new problem the focus not moved to next cell after the last button which was happening in previous case .Do you have any Idea what was is the problem for that .