swiftui-design-rules

Audit SwiftUI views by checking VoiceOver labels, Dynamic Type support, contrast ratios, target sizes, Reduce Motion and Reduce Transparency fallbacks, keyboard navigation, animation timing, and scroll performance to identify violations and remediation steps.

Verify VoiceOver labels, Dynamic Type support, contrast ratios, minimum target sizes, keyboard navigation, and Reduce Motion and Reduce Transparency fallbacks during code review to ensure SwiftUI surfaces meet accessibility requirements.

Enforce 60fps animation targets in SwiftUI by auditing animation timing, launch and scroll performance, memory usage, and network guidelines to surface violations during feature sign-off workflows.

Yes, the SwiftUI design checklist applies to both macOS and iOS surfaces, auditing forms, lists, modals, and in-app monitoring UIs for visual design, interaction, accessibility, and performance compliance.

SwiftUI forms and lists should follow typography guidelines, an 8-point spacing grid, dark mode handling, motion timing, feedback patterns, loading states, error handling, and destructive action safeguards to ensure consistent UX quality.

SwiftUI UIs fail accessibility checks when VoiceOver labels are missing, Dynamic Type is unsupported, contrast ratios fall below thresholds, target sizes are too small, or keyboard navigation and Reduce Motion fallbacks are not implemented.