Design & UX

iOS HIG Design

Native iOS app design guidelines

Design native-feeling iOS interfaces that follow Apple's Human Interface Guidelines. This skill equips your AI agent with platform conventions for navigation, layout, typography, and interaction patterns that iOS users expect.

Human Interface Guidelines Apple

Human Interface Guidelines

by Apple

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npx skills add wondelai/skills/ios-hig-design
Key Concepts

What your agent learns

Navigation Patterns

Use tab bars, navigation stacks, and modal presentations correctly for intuitive app flow.

SF Symbols & Iconography

Leverage Apple's symbol library for consistent, scalable icons that adapt to accessibility settings.

Dynamic Type

Support system font scaling so your app is accessible to users who adjust text size.

Safe Areas & Layout

Respect device safe areas, notches, and home indicators across all iPhone and iPad models.

Haptics & Feedback

Provide tactile feedback using the Taptic Engine for confirmations, selections, and errors.

About the Source

Apple

Pioneer of modern UI and mobile interaction design

Apple's Human Interface Guidelines represent decades of design research and platform evolution, maintained by the company that pioneered modern graphical user interfaces and mobile interaction design.

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Example Prompts

Try these with the skill installed

Design a tab-based navigation structure for my fitness app using ios-hig-design skill

App architecture

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Design review

Create an onboarding flow that follows iOS conventions using ios-hig-design skill

Onboarding

Add proper haptic feedback to my button interactions using ios-hig-design skill

Interaction design
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Install iOS HIG Design

Free, open-source, and ready in 30 seconds.

npx skills add wondelai/skills/ios-hig-design
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