Ios Design Guidelines

If you're building iPhone apps and tired of guessing whether your tap targets are big enough or your custom font will break at accessibility sizes, this distills Apple's HIG into enforceable rules with correct and incorrect SwiftUI examples. It covers the critical stuff like 44pt touch targets, safe area handling, why hamburger menus are banned on iOS, and how to make Dynamic Type actually work with custom fonts. The concrete code snippets show you exactly what passes review and what gets flagged. Useful during implementation, code review, or when you inherit a project that ignores half the platform conventions. Saves you from learning HIG violations the hard way through user complaints or rejection.

Install to Claude Code

npx -y skills add ehmo/platform-design-skills --skill ios-design-guidelines --agent claude-code