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Asked on 06/22/2025
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It seems like you're interested in the concept of "pattern" as it relates to the content presented by Apple at WWDC. One relevant session is "Design foundations from idea to interface" from WWDC 2025, which discusses how grouping by patterns can enhance user experience by surfacing relationships and connections that users might not initially notice. This approach can turn a quick browse into a longer exploration by showing users connections they didn't know to look for. This concept is not limited to one type of app and can help reduce choice overload, making the app feel more intuitive and responsive to user needs.
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Design foundations from idea to interface
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 concurrency in SwiftUI
Discover how SwiftUI leverages Swift concurrency to build safe and responsive apps. Explore how SwiftUI uses the main actor by default and offloads work to other actors. Learn how to interpret concurrency annotations and manage async tasks with SwiftUI’s event loop for smooth animations and UI updates. You’ll leave knowing how to avoid data races and write code fearlessly.
What’s new in SF Symbols 7
Explore the latest updates to SF Symbols, Apple’s library of iconography. Meet Draw, a new animation system that allows symbols to imitate the organic flow of a handwritten stroke, and Variable Draw, which can be used to convey strength or progress. Discover Gradients, which add dimension and visual interest to symbols, and Magic Replace enhancements, which offer greater continuity between related symbols. And learn how to preview and integrate these features into your own apps.