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I am aware that the iOS framework has a concept of UIAppearance which allows you to easily adjust the visual appearance of the controls in your application. What I am wondering is whether there are any published libraries of colour palettes / themes that work well in the iOS context?
For example, an iOS equivalent of jQuery Mobile theme roller:
http://jqueryui.com/themeroller/
(NOTE: I have googled this first!)
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Under the customization settings on the lock screen freshly introduced in iOS 16, you will see a selection of thematic lock screens that come with pre-designed wallpapers and preset widgets to cater to the themes they represent.
Long-press your home screen in a blank space until your apps start wiggling (or long-press an app > Edit Home Screen). 4. Find and tap on "App Themes" App. 5.
Since the release of Apple's iOS 14 in 2020, you've had the ability to customize your iPhone's home screen. So instead of using the boring default design that everyone else has, you can create home-screen themes filled with your own unique app icons and widgets.
Access Themes on iOS 16. You can do so by heading over to the customization settings and selecting a theme according to your preference. That way, you can give the appearance of your iPhone's lock screen a new and more personalized look.
If you're looking for a better way to style your application's interface, you have a few options.
There's the Open Source project NUI, located at https://github.com/tombenner/nui.git
It allow you to set styling using a CSS like interface. One drawback is that you have to rename some of your classes to inherent from NUI interface classes instead of standard user interface classes.
Also, there's Pixate, which allows you to directly style using CSS at http://www.pixate.com
However, it's not available yet, and it will cost $300, according to their Kickstarter page.
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