kotlin-ui-compose-multiplatform

Structure shared Compose Multiplatform UI using strict state-driven principles in commonMain, keeping platform-specific bootstrapping separate to ensure clean composable boundaries and cross-platform consistency.

Manage state by enforcing a state-driven architecture with explicit composable decomposition and clear modifier boundaries, ensuring declarative UI logic remains previewable and maintainable across shared code.

Separate shared UI from platform-specific startup by isolating declarative composable logic in commonMain while deferring Android and iOS bootstrapping to their respective platform source sets.

Yes, you can design adaptive layouts in common code by applying layout discipline, explicit modifiers, and accessibility semantics to ensure cross-target consistency and improve previewability during iteration.

Yes, shared UI components support accessibility and semantics by baking semantic considerations directly into the composable design within commonMain, ensuring inclusive behavior across Android and iOS targets.

Avoid a shared Compose Multiplatform UI layer when platform-specific behaviors require deeply divergent startup logic or native UI components that cannot be cleanly abstracted through state-driven composable boundaries.