ios-design-review

To audit iOS app visuals against Apple Human Interface Guidelines, use a real-device QA workflow that evaluates layout, typography, color, and accessibility cues across multiple iPhone models. It reads HIG references and DESIGN.md standards to generate a structured design-quality report.

Yes, you need real iPhones to run an iOS design review. The visual design audit requires access to real hardware via the gstack iOS QA workflow to accurately verify compliance and design consistency across different screen sizes.

An iOS visual design audit on real hardware checks layout, typography, color contrast, accessibility cues, and overall design consistency. It applies automated scoring across these UI dimensions to provide a concise, actionable report.

Yes, you can use this for pre-release design QA and accessibility checks. It validates visual design on real devices, specifically checking color contrast and readability to ensure adherence to Apple HIG during iteration.

The best way to verify design consistency across iPhone screen sizes is running an automated visual validation flow on real hardware. It evaluates UI dimensions across multiple iPhone models and outputs a structured design-quality report.