ios-design-review

To conduct an iOS design review on real hardware, you connect a physical iPhone and provide the app source code to automate screenshot capture and evaluate the user interface against Apple HIG, yielding a scored visual audit identifying areas for improvement.

A visual audit for iOS apps automates screenshot capture across every screen on real hardware, evaluating the user interface against Apple HIG and DESIGN.md, working by scoring each design dimension on a 0-10 scale to provide structured feedback.

Yes, you need a physical iPhone to perform an iOS design evaluation because the visual audit captures screenshots directly from real hardware, and you also need access to the app's source code to run the automated review process.

Yes, you can evaluate your app against Apple HIG and a custom DESIGN.md file; the visual audit checks captured screenshots against both sets of guidelines to ensure the user interface meets standard and project-specific design requirements.

The best way to score iOS user interface quality during a design review is using an automated 0-10 scale scoring system that evaluates against Apple HIG, providing a "what would make it a 10" framing to highlight specific areas for visual improvement.

Automated visual audit requires access to the app's source code to run the scripts necessary for navigating the user interface and capturing screenshots on real hardware, without which the automation cannot trigger the screens needed for evaluation.