swiftui-ui-patterns

Standardized SwiftUI UI patterns for scalable views consolidate navigation hierarchies, layout composition with stacks and grids, and state management into a shareable reference. They reduce boilerplate and inconsistency across iOS apps.

Managing state in SwiftUI with @State and @Binding involves applying standardized declarative UI patterns. These patterns ensure predictable data flow through reusable components and environment usage across your iOS app.

Structuring navigation hierarchies in a SwiftUI app requires applying standardized layout composition patterns. Using stacks and grids alongside reusable components ensures consistent navigation and declarative UI implementation.

You should refactor existing SwiftUI views for consistency when boilerplate accumulates or state management becomes fragmented. Applying standardized UI patterns streamlines layout composition and environment usage across the interface.

Applying these SwiftUI layout patterns requires a SKILL.md frontmatter at the root with name and description. The setup may reference optional scripts, references, and assets directories while including toxicity and safety metadata.