Elements

I got very very carried away so I’ll just put a paragraph here
The first thing I did was add haptics when you open/close a sheet and when you change tabs, because these are navigation actions, so I thought it makes sense.
I also implemented TipKit to show about 10 different Tips around the app, helping the user find out how to use the app and make use of all of its features. It was quite annoying to make TipKit work because there isn’t much support online and its quite an obscure framework, as every other Apple framework seems to be 😭
Then I implemented accessibility across the app, accounting for text sizes, reduce motion, increase contrast and reduce transparency. It was actually very easy since the modifiers were really simple to use, like .accessibilityHint("This button adds this element to your bookmarks").
I also adjusted the pickers in list view to use a better background, and also added a new picker that can filter only bookmarks or just push them to the top.
I added some sheet transitions which are really nice, they make the sheet zoom out of the place where you clicked it, instead of just from the bottom of the screen, which is quite buggy but because of Apple’s api, not something I can fix.
I also had another really annoying thing where I couldn’t make the app read from the bundle, so I couldn’t load any json into it, so I had to hand-paste the massive json file into a Swift string, I finally fixed that now
And for the bookmarks I added a bookmark detail view in settings to see and delete them
I also added some progressiveblur at the top of the list view because for some reason .searchable removes all scroll edge effects and toolbar items, so it removed the auto-placed effect that keeps the time and status legible, so I had to just check if the keyboard was visible (because then the edge effect would be gone) and apply my own edge effect

i completely rewrote the quiz view, which uses apple intelligence to make and mark a quiz, and alert the user of their score, which i found quite hard because the model is quite small, and that meant my token size was small, only 4096 tokens, and also it just wasn’t very capable of following instructions, or marking questions properly (i gave it the question and right answer and user selection it still failed). i found that telling it not to do something explicitly made it do that thing, so my best option was to not talk about what not to do or else it would very much do that thing. i also added the usual transitions and animations to the questions and buttons etc. i quite like how the ai also generates the alert title and message and button, making it quite unique and unpredictable, which in this rare case is actually a good thing!

trying to make it look nice but there are so many components and labels for marking etc. also the foundation models are not very good at marking

cleaned up a few things and the revert seems successful so far, added ticks to the stepper and adjusted padding and alignment in the list view