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Best Practices for iOS User Interface Design

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University of California, Irvine

Best Practices for iOS User Interface Design

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Курс 3 из 6 — Specialization iOS Development for Creative Entrepreneurs

You will learn to develop sophisticated user interfaces for iOS, with a focus on user interface design best practices, UI animations, and responsive design. You will learn about the key UI widgets, mapping interfaces and view restoration.

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Getting to know iOS Design Concepts

Welcome to Best Practices for iOS User Interface Design! This week, we will take a deep dive into getting to know iOS design concepts. We will cover iOS, HCI, and HIG plus complete a peer review assignment called Layout with Dynamic Constraints that, as the name suggests, uses the auto-layout engine to make dynamic user interfaces.

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Don Patterson
Associate Professor
Informatics and Computer Science
Sam Kaufman
Partner at Gradient

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Okay, welcome to Santa Monica.

I had this big plans about how I was going to come down to the Apple

store in Santa Monica and film the welcome video for

this third installment of the iOS Coursera class.

And as you can see, it is raining.

I would say it is pouring rain, but

this is California so it's just actually barely raining.

But the entire state has shut down because we never see any rain at all.

So anyway, in keeping with the tradition of opening the courses with

videos outside of Apple stores, I'm in Santa Monica and

I want to welcome you to this third installment of the iOS course.

In this course we're going to focus on user interface, best known practices.

We've got four things set up for you.

The first part of the course is going to be based on kind of

the design guidelines that Apple introduces and

the design concepts that they've got as kind of lecture based material.

We're going to look at how that translates through the human interface guidelines

into the software development kit over the course of this course.

We're going to be evaluating you with three assessments.

One of the assessments is going to be a quiz and

two others are going to be programming peer review assignments.

kind of excited about the peer review assignments they're pretty fun.

The first number one that we're going to ask you to do is to work with the layout

engine, the auto layout engine, to handle the case of device adaptivity or

trying to understand how to make your application

work with a variety of different devices, both in terms of the hardware but

also in terms of the layout and whether it's landscape or portrait.

So we're going to look at that.

Another one we're going to ask you to do is to work with the mapping interface

in iOS.

So we're going to be doing a peer review assignment with the map kit and

we're going to ask you to map a few locations and

work with the interface in order to center the map on your location.

And for the peer review assignment we're going to ask you to use a simulated

location that's provided by the iOS device simulator.

The third and final peer review assignment that we're going to ask you

to do is to put together a to do list manager.

So this to-do list manager is kind of going to be a synthesis of a lot of

different things we're talking about in the course.

You're going to be working with the table view and

you're going to be working with core data.

And you're going to be working with the navigation view controller.

And try to put them all together to create, basically, a to do list manager

that might be good enough for you to actually use in just your regular life.

It's just a simple note taking exercise.

>> Hi everybody.

I'm Sam Kaufman, a partner at Gradient, a small design and

dev shop in Brooklyn, New York.

And I will be working with Don to show you some of the most important things you need

to know about designing beautiful user interfaces for iOS.

>> So, first half of the course is largely lecture based and

then the second half is going to be a lot of pair programming with me on the fly.

So, I'm really looking forward to seeing what you guys come up with.

There's a really neat example that we're not going to evaluate you on but

we're going to show you how to respond to the keyboard and

make your, we make the layout engine respond to keyboard events.

Sam and I work closely on this to try and

demonstrate some of the best known practices for developing an iOS and

you're going to see somebody use some of those in the pair programming that we do.

And otherwise we're just super excited to get this out in the wild, we've been

working on it for a long time, and Sam and I have had a lot of conversations about

the best way to develop some interfaces for you to follow and for you to model.

So looking forward to seeing you online, good luck.

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