ios-ui-craft

Production SwiftUI screens with Apple-level visual refinement require committing to a bold aesthetic direction for typography, color, depth, and motion before coding, then iterating with screenshot verification until the UI is fully polished.

The best way to build Liquid Glass UI for iOS 26+ is to designate Liquid Glass specifically for navigation and controls, establishing a cohesive visual point-of-view that enforces anti-pattern avoidance before implementing the SwiftUI components.

To avoid generic AI slop in iOS UI designs, enforce deliberate visual refinement by defining cohesive typography, palettes, glass usage, and bouncy motion upfront, ensuring the SwiftUI output meets Apple design aesthetics rather than defaulting to generic layouts.

SwiftUI UI generation supports polished empty, loading, and error states by enforcing accessible typography and cohesive design choices across all screen states, ensuring light and dark mode refinement throughout the screenshot-driven iteration process.

You should enforce a bold aesthetic direction before implementing SwiftUI components to prevent anti-patterns, ensuring that typography, palette, glass usage, depth, and motion are cohesive and meet Apple design aesthetics prior to writing any code.