ios
Apple Human Interface Guidelines for iOS & iPadOS — UI components, controls, navigation, and platform conventions for iPhone and iPad. Use when designing for iPhone and iPad, building a iOS & iPadOS UI, or auditing iOS & iPadOS components. Pair with `foundations` for shared principles and `services` for framework integrations. User says: "design iPhone and iPad UI", "iOS & iPadOS component", "audit my iOS & iPadOS app".
What this skill does
# iOS & iPadOS Design Platform-specific HIG for iOS & iPadOS. Components, controls, navigation patterns, and conventions unique to iPhone and iPad. Pair with `foundations` for cross-platform principles and `services` for framework integrations. ## How to use 1. **Match the user's UI element to a topic** — most map directly to component or pattern names. 2. **Read only the matched references**. Directory topics live in `references/<topic>/`. 3. **Pull in `foundations`** for shared principles (color, typography, layout, accessibility, shared UI like rating indicators). 4. **Pull in `services`** when integrating Apple frameworks (Pay, HealthKit, Siri, sensors, media playback). 5. **Stay on iOS & iPadOS.** For another Apple platform, point to the matching skill. ## Glossary |Topic|Reference|Summary| |---|---|---| |`action-button`|`action-button.md`|Action button provides users with swift access to preferred features on…| |`action-sheets`|`action-sheets.md`|action sheet serves as a modal view that displays options pertaining to an…| |`alerts`|`alerts.md`|Use alerts sparingly| |`boxes`|`boxes.md`|box groups related information and components into a visually distinct unit| |`buttons`|`buttons.md`|Style| |`collections`|`collections.md`|collection organizes an ordered series of content and displays it using a…| |`context-menus`|`context-menus.md`|system-defined touch or pinch and hold gesture in visionOS, iOS, and iPadOS| |`designing-for-ios`|`designing-for-ios.md`|iPhone serves as a central device for users to maintain connectivity, engage in…| |`designing-for-ipados`|`designing-for-ipados.md`|iPad is valued for its power, portability, and versatility, enabling users to…| |`drag-and-drop`|`drag-and-drop/`|Depending on different factors, the drag and drop action may *move* the…| |`edit-menus`|`edit-menus.md`|edit menu allows users to modify selected content within the current view,…| |`file-management`|`file-management.md`|Users also anticipate being able to browse documents without first launching a…| |`going-full-screen`|`going-full-screen.md`|iPhone, iPad, and Mac devices support full-screen modes, allowing users to…| |`image-views`|`image-views.md`|image view presents either a static image or an animated sequence against a…| |`images`|`images.md`|To ensure optimal visual quality across all supported devices, familiarize…| |`lists-and-tables`|`lists-and-tables.md`|Tables and lists display information arranged across one or more columns of rows| |`menus`|`menus/`|| |`multitasking`|`multitasking.md`|Multitasking enables users to rapidly transition between applications and…| |`page-controls`|`page-controls.md`|page control presents a horizontal row of indicator images, with each image…| |`pickers`|`pickers.md`|picker presents one or more scrollable lists containing unique values from…| |`playing-audio`|`playing-audio.md`|Silence| |`playing-haptics`|`playing-haptics.md`|Beyond inherent haptic capabilities, certain external input devices can also…| |`playing-video`|`playing-video/`|system-provided video players support different aspect ratio playback modes…| |`popovers`|`popovers.md`|popover functions as a temporary view that overlays other content upon…| |`progress-indicators`|`progress-indicators.md`|Progress indicators inform users that your application is actively working,…| |`pull-down-buttons`|`pull-down-buttons.md`|pull-down button reveals a menu containing items or actions directly related to…| |`scroll-views`|`scroll-views.md`|scroll view enables users to examine content that exceeds the display…| |`search-fields`|`search-fields.md`|For development instructions, consult Adding a search interface to your app;…| |`segmented-controls`|`segmented-controls.md`|segmented control presents as a linear arrangement of two or more segments,…| |`sheets`|`sheets.md`|In macOS, tvOS, visionOS, and watchOS, a sheet is invariably *modal*| |`sidebars`|`sidebars.md`|sidebar is a view element that appears on the leading edge of a screen,…| |`sliders`|`sliders.md`|slider consists of a horizontal track and a control, known as the thumb, which…| |`split-views`|`split-views.md`|split view manages the simultaneous presentation of multiple adjacent content…| |`tab-bars`|`tab-bars.md`|Utilize a tab bar for navigation between sections, not for providing actions| |`tab-views`|`tab-views.md`|tab view displays several distinct content areas within a single frame,…| |`text-fields`|`text-fields.md`|text field is a rectangular region where users input or modify brief, specific…| |`text-views`|`text-views.md`|TextView presents multi-line, styled text content that may or may not be…| |`toggles`|`toggles.md`|toggle enables users to select between two opposing states, such as on or off,…| |`toolbars`|`toolbars/`|Toolbars perform actions on content within the view, facilitate movement…| |`undo-and-redo`|`undo-and-redo.md`|Undo and redo provide users with simple mechanisms to reverse different actions| |`windows`|`windows.md`|window displays the user interface views and components within your application…|
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