Tibor Bödecs • 2/19/2019

Styling by subclassing

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This article explains how to design and build reusable user interface elements for iOS by subclassing UIKit views in Swift. It discusses the challenges of UI/UX design, compares setting styles directly on views versus using UIAppearance, and provides a practical example of structuring fonts, colors, and icons for consistent theming in an app.

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