tipkit

Contextual feature discovery with TipKit is implemented by creating inline or popover tips that appear based on specific user actions or app states. This ensures users are guided through new functionality without cluttering the interface.

Configure persistent state for TipKit during app initialization to manage the tip lifecycle. This setup ensures tip display frequency controls and rule-based logic persist across user sessions.

Yes, you can display tips based on user actions using rule-based logic. By defining events and parameters, you can highlight features contextually, such as showing a tip only after a user has viewed three items.

TipKit works with both SwiftUI and UIKit for iOS applications. The framework provides user interface integration options that support both inline and popover tip presentations within your app's views.

The best way to manage tip display frequency is by using rule-based display logic with events and parameters. This approach ensures tips appear only when relevant, preventing interface clutter during feature discovery.

Use event donation to control when tips appear by donating specific user actions as events to the TipKit framework. These events evaluate against your rule-based display parameters to trigger contextual tips.