GitHub - aaronabentheuer/AAWindow: [Deprecated] · UIWindow subclass to enable behavior like adaptive round-corners & detecting when Control Center is opened.
This UIWindow-subclass is a collection of features that are intended to further polish the apps that we use daily. For now I've included two features that I haven't seen before and I thought might be interesting for a lot of people: Adaptive App cornerRadius & detecting when the user opens Control Center (to provide assistance for example when setting up AirPlay). I've been using it in almost all
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The best icon is a text label — Thomas Byttebier
Previously I wrote about clarity being the most important characteristic of a great interface. Let’s talk about icons now. They’re an essential part of many user interfaces. The thing is: more often than not, they break clarity. Pictograms have been in use since the early days of mankind. They are often seen as the first expressions of a written language. Some non-literate cultures still use them
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