Swiftui button style

Generated on 8/12/2024

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In SwiftUI, button styles can be customized to fit the design and functionality of your app. Here are some insights from the WWDC sessions:

  1. Adaptive Button Styles: SwiftUI buttons are adaptive and can be styled in various ways such as borderless, bordered, or prominent. They automatically adapt to different contexts like swipe actions, menus, and forms. This adaptability allows for a consistent user experience across different platforms and use cases. SwiftUI essentials.

  2. Card Button Style: In the context of migrating TVML apps to SwiftUI, the card button style is used to create lockups similar to those in the TV app's search results. This style provides a rounded platter for content, offering a subtle lift and movement compared to the borderless button style. Migrate your TVML app to SwiftUI.

  3. Borderless Button Style: This style is used to achieve a specific appearance where the button's image and title are oriented correctly, with rounded corners and a slight drop shadow. It is particularly useful for creating interactive elements that respond to user focus, such as in tvOS applications. Migrate your TVML app to SwiftUI.

  4. Custom Hover Effects: In visionOS, custom hover effects can be applied to buttons to create interactive experiences. For example, a button can scale up when looked at, and clip effects can be used to reveal additional content. Create custom hover effects in visionOS.

These styles and techniques allow developers to create buttons that are not only visually appealing but also provide a great user experience across different Apple platforms.

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