We've discussed, in a fair amount of detail, the significance and importance of Apple's native interface elements like the Navigation Bar and Tab Bar. They're essential components for the development of simple and intuitive applications, and we should make a good effort to go about including them in our application.
Navigation Bars and Tab Bars are the most commonly implemented standard application elements, but tools such as the Picker and Action Sheet are also helpful when developing an easy to use application. If we're going to implement these tools into our work, we should learn the proper way to go about including such functions in our work. Because these elements come bundled into the SDK, it's important that we understand their fundamental tendencies so that we fall in line with consumer expectations.
In this chapter, we'll discuss the heavily popular elements along with lighter used elements such as the on/off slider. After we work our way through each element, we...