Making Your App Feel at Home in iOS 13
summary
iOS 13 actually surfaces concrete UX changes: one Reminders screen contains four different button styles and inconsistent glyph weights, buttons gain backgrounds and borders, and walkthrough overlays can cover the keyboard and vanish forever. Discovery shifts toward nonblocking, persistent hints and dismissible prompts (Siri suggestions, Messages bubbles), while 3D Touch gives way to long‑press contextual menus that preview content and expose actions without interrupting tasks.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 2:21Platform fit
- 3:13Feeling at home
- 8:35Button
- 15:39Let's talk about discovery
- 17:31Walkthroughs aren't great for discovery
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