swift ui custom style

To create custom styles in SwiftUI, you can leverage the styling system that SwiftUI provides. This system allows you to customize controls like buttons and toggles, as well as groupings like labels and indicators such as Progress Views and gauges. It's recommended to use the built-in styling system over creating entirely custom views, as this ensures that accessibility properties are automatically applied, enhancing the user experience.

For more detailed information on creating custom styles and the benefits of using SwiftUI's styling system, you can refer to the session Catch up on accessibility in SwiftUI (04:12).

Additionally, SwiftUI offers a range of built-in capabilities and modifiers that allow for further customization and adaptive behavior across different views. For example, you can use the searchable modifier to add search functionality to a list, or create custom resizable controls. For more insights into these capabilities, you might find the session SwiftUI essentials (15:06) helpful.

If you're interested in the latest updates and features in SwiftUI, including custom controls and styling, the session What’s new in SwiftUI (01:57) provides a comprehensive overview.