Re: iOS UI Design Question / Opinions wanted
Re: iOS UI Design Question / Opinions wanted
- Subject: Re: iOS UI Design Question / Opinions wanted
- From: Roland King <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 14 Jul 2011 13:25:23 +0800
Custom button with your own graphic tick/cross is probably what I'd use for this. That's easy to do and fits pretty well with the ios look and feel. Either have two buttons and use them as radio buttons (unselect one when you hit the other) or if perhaps try one button which switches states each time you hit it. If that had a graphic with a large tick and small cross for the "yes" state and the opposite for the "no" state it would be quite obvious that you need to hit it to toggle.
On Jul 14, 2011, at 13:05, John Tsombakos <email@hidden> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Just getting more into iOS development, and am deciding on what to do for an
> app. One app is a "competition scoring" application, where the judges would
> use the app to calculate and score a game. The scores would are derived from
> a series of "challenges", each worth a set number of points.
>
> Each challenge score is determined by a Yes/No completion - Did XYZ happen?
> Did The other thing happen? etc. I was trying to figure out how to design
> the UI and while for a web version that we already have that uses radio
> buttons for each question, I'm not sure what would be best for an iOS app. I
> looked at the UISwitch, but it shows "On/Off" and that's not quite right. A
> segmented control could possibly work, with one for Yes and one for No. I
> thought a checkbox to signify "Yes" - but it doesn't look like iOS has
> checkboxes (how did I never notice that!).
>
> I want to make it simple, so popping up a separate alert/window would incur
> an extra step.
>
> So I'm soliciting opinions / suggestions.
>
> Thanks,
>
> John T.
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