IOS User Design Guide-Introduction

Introduction

The IOS User Design Guide describes the iOS app user interface and user experience design guidelines and principles.

The IOS User Design Guide does not involve encoding if you use your design. If you have reached the programming stage, please read the IOS ApplicationProgramGuide.

Overview

As agreed on the iOS platform, it will help you locate and develop excellent IOS applications.

Excellent applications should comply with the platform and design principles

Developers should be clear about the devices used by your iOS application. For example, when an application runs on a device, it responds to user-known interactions, but also provides interactive experiences that users do not understand, users may not understand the design principles of user interfaces (such as direct operations ). When you start designing IOS apps, read and learn about the special features of iOS devices and learn how to integrate these design principles so that you can convey the user experience that users recognize.

Excellent applications should be clearly defined

When you have a creative idea, the most important thing is to clarify what you want to convey to users and what user groups you want. After such clarification, you also need to ensure its feasibility in the device.

If you port your current program to iOS, you also need to face many challenges. When you refactor the current programs that will run on iOS, it will help you make design decisions so that they can be successfully transplanted, such as mail and keynote applications.

Good user experience comes from focus on details

When designing your application, you need to always put the user experience first, from starting a task, how to start and stop the application, to a button. Read carefully any detailed rules related to the appearance and performance of the application in the Guide.

Users expect to learn about IOS technology from their applications

IOS provides many technologies, such as multitasking, printing, and voice. You may have seen these technologies in iOS-based devices. In fact, these technologies can also be applied in your own applications. If you use these technologies in your own applications, follow these technical user guides.

User-Defined

Even if the application provides rich functions and only uses standard controls, you still need to provide an application icon as the App Store and desktop icon. No matter how much custom materials are used in the application, you need to know about production. In addition, read this guide to learn how to use custom visual design.