ios-design-review

A visual design audit for iOS apps evaluates screenshots captured on a real iPhone to check for Apple HIG compliance and design best practices. It scores each design dimension from 0-10 and explains what is required to achieve a perfect score.

Yes, an iOS design review requires access to a real iPhone to capture screenshots of every screen. The visual audit relies on actual hardware testing rather than simulators to accurately evaluate the app's design elements.

The best way to check Apple Human Interface Guidelines compliance is to run a visual design audit that compares real hardware screenshots against HIG and design best practices. It scores each dimension 0-10 and highlights exactly what would make it a 10.

The scoring system in an iOS visual audit rates each design dimension from 0 to 10. It evaluates real hardware screenshots against Apple HIG and uses a 'what would make it a 10' framing to provide actionable design feedback.

No, a simulator is not suitable for this visual design QA. The audit requires a real iPhone to take screenshots of every screen, ensuring the visual evaluation accurately reflects the app's rendering on physical hardware.