Read the screen as a system
Separate content, controls, repeated views and state before writing the first view body.
02 / Recorded workshop
Build a responsive SwiftUI screen from small views, explicit state and accessible interaction patterns.
Read the complete scopePurpose
A focused recorded workshop that moves from a paper screen map to a working SwiftUI interface. The lesson explains why views are split, where state belongs, how previews support iteration, and how to test layout, Dynamic Type and ordinary empty or error states instead of stopping at a polished screenshot.
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Curriculum
Separate content, controls, repeated views and state before writing the first view body.
Build clear components with stable inputs and previews instead of one oversized screen file.
Represent loading, content, empty and recoverable error states explicitly.
Check layout changes, text size, touch targets, contrast and behaviour on more than one device size.
Delivery sequence
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Open the starter project and watch the workshop in sequence.
Pause after each section to implement and test the same behaviour independently.
Compare the result with the completed project and keep a written list of differences.
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Build a responsive SwiftUI screen from small views, explicit state and accessible interaction patterns.
One-time payment in USDThis is an independent educational service and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Apple Inc. Apple, iPhone, App Store, Xcode, Swift, SwiftUI, SpriteKit and TestFlight are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries and regions. This product provides general technical education, not legal, tax, financial, privacy, security or platform-review advice. The buyer remains responsible for current official documentation, source code, accounts, licences, assets, testing, disclosures and release decisions.