apple-hig-designer

Apple's Human Interface Guidelines provide design standards for iOS, iPadOS, and watchOS. This Skill generates native SwiftUI and UIKit components following HIG principles—including semantic colors, Dynamic Type support, VoiceOver accessibility, proper typography, 8pt grid spacing, and motion guidelines—to ensure your app meets Apple's requirements for clarity, deference, and depth.

Yes. This Skill validates designs for HIG compliance across accessibility dimensions: VoiceOver support, Dynamic Type scaling, color contrast ratios, and semantic color usage for dark mode. It checks typography, spacing, and safe areas to confirm your UI meets accessibility standards for iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch.

This Skill generates compliant Navigation Bars, controls, and component patterns in both SwiftUI and UIKit that adhere to HIG. Each pattern implements semantic colors, respects Dynamic Type, includes VoiceOver labels, and uses 8pt grid spacing and safe areas—ensuring consistency across Apple platforms.

This Skill uses semantic colors instead of fixed hex values, automatically adapting to light and dark appearances. Semantic colors respond to system settings, ensuring proper contrast and legibility without manual theme switching in your SwiftUI or UIKit components.

No. This Skill encodes HIG principles directly into component generation and validation. You request a native control—like a compliant Navigation Bar—and receive HIG-aligned code with accessibility and typography built in, reducing the learning curve for guideline adoption.

Validation checks your existing designs against HIG standards for accessibility, spacing, colors, and typography. Generation produces new native SwiftUI and UIKit code that already conforms to HIG, eliminating compliance rework and ensuring accessibility from the start.