I take you through the real journey I took to add Flint to an existing app, so that I could add Siri Shortcuts and get the app released in the store.
Last week I tweeted something that got a lot more interest than I imagined, regarding Dynamic Type, custom transitions and the like. Sadly, a lot of people misunderstood aspects of this.
Back in Spring of 2015 I started doing some work for a new release of Soundproof, my iOS app for music practice. We’d just been through launch in Autumn 2014 having gone through a rapid migration to Xcode 6 and iOS 8. The plan was to add a few little feature enhancements and push out a release.
I love Apple's AirPods but when you stop to think beyond the improvements Bluetooth experience, they're still not doing what they should...
When we first released Soundproof we had to make the difficult decision to delay polishing our VoiceOver experience for accessibility users. We had done some work on this already, but due to the nature of our custom UI elements such as the time scrubber and Count-In screen, the work was too much to complete first time around. In hindsight, I really would like to have done this for the first release. It seems to be […]