What You Know About List Of Ios Controls And What You Don’t Know About List Of Ios Controls.

What You Know About List Of Ios Controls And What You Don’t Know About List Of Ios Controls.

 

iOS ActionSheet
iOS AlertView
iOS Button
iOS DatePicker
iOS NavigationBar
iOS PageControl
iOS PickerView
iOS ScrollView
iOS Segment
iOS SegmentedControl
iOS Slider
iOS Stepper
iOS Switch
iOS TabBar
iOS TableView
iOS TableViewCell
iOS TextView
iOS TextEdit
iOS Toolbar
iOS WebView

Text Fields
It is an UI element that enables the app to get user input.

Input types – TextFields
We can set the type of input that user can give by using the keyboard property of UITextField.

Buttons
It is used for handling user actions.

Label
It is used for displaying static content.

Toolbar
It is used if we want to manipulate something based on our current view.

Status Bar
It displays the key information of device.

Navigation Bar
It contains the navigation buttons of a navigation controller, which is a stack of view controllers which can be pushed and popped.

Tab bar
It is generally used to switch between various subtasks, views or models within the same view.

Image View
It is used to display a simple image or sequence of images.

Scroll View
It is used to display content that is more than the area of screen.

Table View
It is used for displaying scrollable list of data in multiple rows and sections.

Split View
It is used for displaying two panes with master pane controlling the information on detail pane.

Text View
It is used for diplaying scrollable list of text information that is optionally editable.

View Transition
It explains the various view transitions between views.

Pickers
It is used for displaying for selecting a specific data from a list.

Switches
It is used as disable and enable for actions.

Sliders
It is used to allow users to make adjustments to a value or process throughout a range of allowed values.

Alerts
It is used to give important information to users.

Icons
It is an image representation used for an action or depict something related to the application.

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