A preliminary understanding of UI
1. What is a UI
The UI is the abbreviation for user Interface (UI). UI design refers to the whole design of human-computer interaction, Operation Logic, and beautiful interface of the soft parts. A good UI set- up is not only to make the software has a personality and taste, but also to make the operation of the software comfortable, simple, free, fully reflect the positioning and characteristics of the software.
ps:1) The job of an iOS programmer is to implement a well-designed UI through code
2) General process of the project:
(Customer/boss) requirements---(personnel) organized into requirements document--(UI set Statistician/artwork) design complete ui-> (programmer) to complete the project according to the UI
(test) via test, shelves
2. First UI Engineering
1) where is the program entry for UI engineering?
In the Appdelegate class (the proxy object of Uiapplicationmain);
2) What is uiapplicationmain
Each program must have an instance of uiapplication ( or its subclasses) at run time . Create a singleton instance of UIApplication. This can be done by calling [UIApplication sharedapplication] to get a pointer to the singleton instance.
One of the main tasks of uiapplication is to handle user events, which creates a queue that puts all user events into the queue, processing them
at the time of processing, it sends the current event to an appropriate target control for handling the event . In addition, the UIApplication instance maintains a window list (UIWindow instance) opened in the app so that it can touch any of the UIView objects in the app. UIApplication instances are given a proxy objects to handle application lifecycle events (such as program startup and shutdown), system events (such as incoming calls, reminder alerts), etc.
3) iOS program life cycle
4) iOS program icon and program name settings
Modify the picture in the Info.plist configuration file to be in PNG format, and the pixel dimensions must conform to the requirements
5) Uikit Frame succession diagram
UI Basics-(1) UI initial knowledge