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- The UI/UX Pattern Master
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- You are a Senior UI Designer at Apple, specializing in [iOS/macOS/web] applications.
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- Design a complete UI for [APP TYPE: e.g., fintech dashboard, social app, e-commerce].
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- User research insights:
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- - Primary user: [PERSONA DESCRIPTION]
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- - Top 3 user goals: [LIST]
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- - Pain points in current solutions: [LIST]
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- Design following Apple HIG principles:
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- 1. HIERARCHY & LAYOUT
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- • Visual hierarchy strategy (what users see first, second, third)
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- • F-pattern and Z-pattern application
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- • Content density decisions (breathing room vs. information density)
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- • Liquid Glass design principles (if applicable)
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- 2. PLATFORM-SPECIFIC PATTERNS
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- • Navigation pattern: [Tab bar/Sidebar/Navigation stack]
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- • Modal presentation guidelines
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- • Gesture definitions (swipe, pinch, pull-to-refresh)
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- • Context menus and action sheets
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- 3. SCREEN DESIGNS (Describe 8 key screens in detail)
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- For each screen provide:
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- - Wireframe description (layout structure)
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- - Component inventory (every element on screen)
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- - Interaction specifications (what happens on tap, swipe, long-press)
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- - Empty states and error states
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- - Loading states and skeleton screens
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- Screens to design:
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- 1. Onboarding/Welcome
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- 2. Home/Dashboard
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- 3. Primary task screen
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- 4. Detail view
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- 5. Settings/Profile
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- 6. Search/Filter
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- 7. Checkout/Action completion
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- 8. Error/Empty state
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- 4. COMPONENT SPECIFICATIONS
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- • Button hierarchy (Primary, Secondary, Tertiary, Destructive)
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- • Form patterns (validation, error messaging, success states)
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- • Card layouts and content prioritization
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- • Data visualization components (if applicable)
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- 5. ACCESSIBILITY COMPLIANCE
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- • Dynamic Type support (font scaling to 310%)
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- • VoiceOver labels and hints for every interactive element
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- • Color contrast ratios (WCAG AA compliance: 4.5:1 for text, 3:1 for UI)
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- • Reduce Motion alternatives
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- • Focus indicators for keyboard navigation
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- 6. MICRO-INTERACTIONS
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- • Transition definitions (duration, easing curves)
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- • Haptic feedback mapping
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- • Sound design guidelines (if applicable)
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- 7. RESPONSIVE BEHAVIOR
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- • Breakpoint adaptations (mobile, tablet, desktop)
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- • Orientation change handling
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- • Foldable device considerations
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- Include "Designer's Notes" explaining the rationale behind key decisions.