Bring your iOS UI skills to a new level by designing production-grade SwiftUI components and buttery-smooth animations inside a real Stock Market app. This course focuses on the patterns, motion, and micro-interactions that make financial apps feel fast, clear, and trustworthy—while staying true to SwiftUI best practices.
What You’ll Learn
- SwiftUI Architecture Essentials: View composition, state management (State/Binding/ObservedObject/Environment), and modular design.
- Designing Reusable Components: Tickers, watchlists, candlestick cards, quote rows, order buttons, tab bars, filter chips, and empty/error states.
- Charts & Data Visualization: Line and candlestick charts with gestures (drag-to-scrub, pinch-to-zoom) and live price cursors.
- Animation Mastery:
withAnimation,matchedGeometryEffect, spring & keyframe timing, transitions, and interruptible, state-driven motion. - Micro-Interactions: Pull-to-refresh, haptic feedback hooks, loading shimmer, optimistic updates, and snackbar/toast patterns.
- Async Data Flows:
async/await,Task, and Combine-lite patterns for quotes, OHLC data, and news feeds. - Theming & Accessibility: Dark mode, high contrast, Dynamic Type, VoiceOver labels, and color-blind-safe palettes for charts.
- Performance Tuning: View identity, diffing,
@MainActordiscipline, timeline updates, and Instruments tips for smooth 60/120fps. - Testing UI Logic: Snapshot tactics, preview-driven development, and dependency injection for mock data.
Requirements and Course Approach
Prerequisites
- Comfortable with Swift basics and Xcode.
- Some SwiftUI exposure (views, modifiers, simple state).
Course Format
- Project-first lessons building a Stock Market app end-to-end.
- Each module delivers a shippable component (with previews and tests).
- Progressive animation challenges to layer delight without hurting performance.
- Source code provided at each checkpoint for quick reference.
Who This Course Is For
- iOS developers wanting to master SwiftUI component architecture and animations.
- UI-focused engineers/designers aiming to translate motion specs into robust, testable code.
- Indie developers building finance, trading, or data-heavy apps needing crisp charts and responsive UI.
- Teams migrating from UIKit who want modern SwiftUI patterns and performance guardrails.
Outcomes and Final Thoughts
By the end, you’ll have a polished Stock Market app UI packed with reusable, accessible components and production-ready animations. You’ll know how to structure complex SwiftUI screens, stream live data smoothly, and add the subtle motion that makes an app feel premium—without sacrificing performance or maintainability.
