Stage 2 · Lesson 10 of 10
Apple's Human Interface Guidelines
The describe what iPhone users expect. Navigation bars have a back button and swipe back. hold the top-level sections.
Sheets slide up for a focused task. are at least 44 by 44 points, and text uses the system font and text styles. 's standard components already follow most of this.
So the guidelines mainly tell you when to use which one, and when to leave the default alone. Read the sections on layout, typography, navigation and accessibility after you have built a few screens.
Common trapcopying an Android design onto iOS, with a hamburger menu and small custom buttons, which feels foreign to iPhone users.
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Resources for this stage
Start with· follow one of these
- CourseFreeSwiftUI Tutorials (Apple)
Apple · Beginner
Apple's own path from views and stacks to lists and navigation
- CourseFree100 Days of SwiftUI
Paul Hudson (Hacking with Swift) · Beginner
Days 16 to 35 build six small apps on views, modifiers, lists and animation