Master accessibility, design, user experience and iOS APIs
A Best-in-Class iOS App: The Book (Beta Edition) is being written to help any level of iOS developer take full advantage of the platform, create & design meaningful apps & ensure anyone can use them. Master accessibility, design, user experience and iOS APIs.
Hey there PH 👋 My name is Jordan, and I've been developing iOS apps since iOS 4. I've had hits, misses and some in the middle of that spectrum. After creating a few apps with great ideas but with poor execution, I set out to learn how to design beautiful things that just worked on iOS. That led to my indie app Spend Stack, which had numerous App Store features, was promoted in Apple Stores on demo iPhones and iPads until finally getting acquired last December. Since then, I've been working on th
I'll send this to our Ui/UX for sure!
If you’re an iOS developer this is a no brainer! I would go as far as saying you NEED this investment! Just started going through it and shocked how much info is packed into the BETA! Already worth its money!
Really cool idea to enable non-techy creatives to still be able to build apps.
Congratulations on your launch Jordan! I am so excited about this product and it is so cool that it starts with the accessibility chapter! Tech should become more inclusive and I want to learn more! Looking forward to the other chapters :-)
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