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Native iOS interface design aligned with Apple's Human Interface Guidelines and platform conventions. \n \n Covers eight core design areas: layout and safe areas, typography with Dynamic Type, semantic colors and Dark Mode, native navigation patterns, system controls, accessibility (VoiceOver, contrast, touch targets), SF Symbols, and standard gestures with haptic feedback \n Includes scoring framework (0-10) for auditing iOS interface adherence, common mistakes table, and quick diagnostic check

Native iOS design following Apple's Human Interface Guidelines with component generation and accessibility validation. \n \n Generates SwiftUI and UIKit components aligned with Apple's design principles of clarity, deference, and depth \n Validates designs against HIG compliance and ensures accessibility support including VoiceOver, Dynamic Type, and color contrast standards \n Covers navigation patterns (tab bars, navigation stacks, sheets), form controls (buttons, text fields, toggles, pickers

Apple's Human Interface Guidelines define the visual language, interaction patterns, and accessibility standards that make iOS apps feel native and intuitive. The core principle: clarity and consistency through thoughtful design.

The Human Interface Guidelines (HIG) define Apple's design philosophy and provide concrete guidance for creating intuitive, accessible, platform-appropriate experiences across all Apple devices.

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