Adaptivity (B) 9.3

Adaptivity proves to be a valuable asset for both developers and designers alike. It offers a comprehensive visualization of crucial elements such as Size Classes, margins for layout, readable content, and safe areas across various real devices. Moreover, it demonstrates how these components dynamically adapt concerning orientation changes, iPad multitasking scenarios, and alterations in Dynamic Type sizes. Please note that the free version of the tool comes with limited functionalities.

Testimonials:

• “Adaptivity is not just highly recommended – it’s essential” — Paul Hudson, from the Hacking With Swift article “8 essential apps for iOS developers”, dated 30th March 2020.
• “It's a very, very good tool as a reference for both developers and designers” — Gui Rambo, from Stacktrace podcast episode #77 on 1st April 2020.
• “I'm not trying to spend your money, but to me this is a no-brainer” — Sean Allen from the YouTube video “Indie Dev Apps” on 12th April 2020.

Main Features:

• Visualization of sizes for full view, layout margins, readable content guide, and safe area layout guide.
• Sizes can be displayed in points or pixels.
• Option to choose between regular or large navigation bar titles.
• Ability to toggle status bar visibility along with navigation bar, toolbar, and tab bar elements.
• Included Activity View Controller enables sharing snapshot images of each view.
• iPad multitasking functionality (refer to note).
• Support for dark appearance (iOS/iPadOS 13 onwards required).
• Setting to enforce right-to-left layout orientation.
• Seamless Handoff actions from one device running Adaptivity (B) to another running Adaptivity (A).

Additional Views:

• Variety of presentation styles including Popover, Form/Page Sheet, Full Screen, and Automatic modal presentations.
• Customization options for Sheet Presentations available on iOS/iPadOS 15 and later versions.
• Incorporates Tab Bar Controller functionality.
• Distinct Class style Split View Controller inclusion.
• Diverse Dynamic Type styles cater to current Content Size Category settings.