iOS Swift UI and UX Improvement
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
Hello, we made a mobile application with Swift and the application is complete. We are currently developing additional features. However, there are some things that need to be fixed in the interface design of the app. The designs were prepared in Adobe XD and some aspects were ignored when transferring to Swift.
For example
- Different icons used than in XD
- There is extra space between components / cards
- The width and alignment of the buttons are different
- There may be some font/size differences between some components or screens.
etc.
We are looking for a Swift developer who will both fix such differences and contribute by making determinations to improve the user experience.
During these processes, we will work together with the existing developer (not together, but he/she should inform us about his/her work so that the existing developer can transfer/merge these changes to the project). The project is hosted on Gitlab, commit/Pull Request/merge operations will be done from there.
The project can also be in Arabic due to its multilingual structure, so it would be very good to have worked on an RTL application before. However, it is not a mandatory feature to have worked on an RTL application before, once you have internalized the RTL logic.
For example
- Different icons used than in XD
- There is extra space between components / cards
- The width and alignment of the buttons are different
- There may be some font/size differences between some components or screens.
etc.
We are looking for a Swift developer who will both fix such differences and contribute by making determinations to improve the user experience.
During these processes, we will work together with the existing developer (not together, but he/she should inform us about his/her work so that the existing developer can transfer/merge these changes to the project). The project is hosted on Gitlab, commit/Pull Request/merge operations will be done from there.
The project can also be in Arabic due to its multilingual structure, so it would be very good to have worked on an RTL application before. However, it is not a mandatory feature to have worked on an RTL application before, once you have internalized the RTL logic.