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WWDC25: Design foundations from idea to interface | Apple

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Apple designers share core principles for structuring app navigation, content, and visual design to keep user experiences simple and intuitive.

Great apps feel clear, intuitive, and effortless to use. In this session, you’ll discover how app design can elevate functionality, communicate purpose, guide people through your content, and use components thoughtfully to keep the experience simple without losing impact. This session is for designers and developers of all skill levels — as well as anyone curious about design. Explore related documentation, sample code, and more: Human Interface Guidelines: developer.apple.com/design/human-interface-guidelines - Introduction - Structure - Navigation - Content - Visual Design More Apple Developer resources: Video sessions: apple.co/VideoSessions Documentation: apple.co/DeveloperDocs Forums: apple.co/DeveloperForums App: apple.co/DeveloperApp

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What people say. Recommended as a foundational resource for understanding information architecture and app design when starting macOS or iOS development.

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I started writing my macOS app from not knowing Swift or SwiftUI at all, and here were the resources that best helped me: 1. SwiftUI for Masterminds, especially because they ship with examples, for an overview of everything 2. Hacking with Swift \- I found Paul's content to be very great on YouTube 3. WWDC - watch all the videos, and I'd especially encourage you to double down on the Information Architecture content - this video especially \- I fell for the trap that I had more real estate and could do whatever I wanted, and I'm currently rethinking things and getting to fundamentals to unlock more usage in my app.