axiom-swiftui-layout-ref

To build an adaptive SwiftUI layout, you can use `ViewThatFits` to automatically select a layout that fits the available horizontal space, or switch between layout types dynamically using `AnyLayout` for responsive interface arrangements.

Building custom layout containers in SwiftUI is best achieved using the `Layout` protocol, which allows you to define precise positioning and sizing rules for your views, enabling complex adaptive UI arrangements.

`GeometryReader` works by providing access to the size and position of its parent view, allowing you to dynamically adjust child view frames and create responsive user interfaces across varying screen dimensions and device states.

Use `ViewThatFits` for fine-grained, space-based content adaptation when you have multiple specific layout variations, whereas size classes are better for broad, high-level interface changes across different device orientations or compact environments.

The `Layout` protocol requires iOS 16 or later, meaning it cannot be used to create custom layout containers if your application needs to support older iOS versions.

Content overlap on smaller screens occurs when layouts are not adaptive; you can resolve this by using `ViewThatFits` to select alternative arrangements or `onGeometryChange` to dynamically update your layout based on available dimensions.