What platforms are supported by this HIG reference?

The skill provides comprehensive guidance for iOS, iPadOS, macOS, watchOS, tvOS, and visionOS.

What is the 'concentricity' principle mentioned in the skill?

Concentricity refers to Apple's modern geometry system where nested shapes align their radii and margins around a shared center to maintain visual harmony.

Does this skill include SwiftUI implementation patterns?

Yes, it provides specific code examples for semantic labels, background colors, and Dynamic Type styles compatible with SwiftUI.

How does it assist with Dark Mode development?

It explains the hierarchy of semantic colors and base vs. elevated backgrounds, ensuring your UI remains legible and aesthetic in both light and dark appearances.

Apple Human Interface Guidelines (HIG) Reference

Name: Apple Human Interface Guidelines (HIG) Reference
Author: CharlesWiltgen

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Mobile Development

Provides comprehensive Apple design system guidance for colors, typography, and platform-specific UI patterns across all xOS platforms.

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The axiom-hig-ref skill serves as an authoritative on-demand design reference for developers building within the Apple ecosystem. It integrates Apple's Human Interface Guidelines directly into the Claude Code workflow, offering detailed patterns for semantic color systems, material hierarchies, and the concentricity principles found in modern iOS versions. By providing clear implementation rules for Dynamic Type, SF Symbols, and Dark Mode, this skill ensures that your applications maintain visual harmony, accessibility, and a native feel across iOS, macOS, watchOS, and visionOS.

Características Principales

Platform-specific considerations for immersive and standard UI
SF Symbols rendering modes and localization guidance
Semantic color system and material hierarchy documentation
Dynamic Type scaling and accessibility implementation patterns
Concentric geometry principles for modern xOS layout design
233 GitHub stars

Casos de Uso

Implementing adaptive Dark Mode using system-defined semantic colors
Designing nested UI components that follow Apple's concentric shape logic
Ensuring typography scales correctly across various accessibility settings

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Características Principales

Platform-specific considerations for immersive and standard UI
SF Symbols rendering modes and localization guidance
Semantic color system and material hierarchy documentation
Dynamic Type scaling and accessibility implementation patterns
Concentric geometry principles for modern xOS layout design
233 GitHub stars

Casos de Uso

Implementing adaptive Dark Mode using system-defined semantic colors
Designing nested UI components that follow Apple's concentric shape logic
Ensuring typography scales correctly across various accessibility settings