Hey Reader,

Struggling to make your SwiftUI apps look polished? You’re not alone—SwiftUI can be tricky, especially if you’re tackling complex designs without a clear plan.

How can you improve your design skills in SwiftUI?

In my latest tutorial, I break down a Step Counter Widget design into simple steps anyone can follow. You’ll learn how to:

• Layout the UI so it looks professional
• Stylize fonts and colors for a polished finish
• Think about geometric layouts and how to structure your views
• Sketch out an algorithm to guide your code
• Refactor SwiftUI code to keep everything clean and organized

If you’re short on time, feel free to jump straight to watching me do it! Then try your hand at recreating the design yourself.

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​Click here to watch the Step Counter Design Challenge​

Have a widget or UI you want me to recreate next?

Hit reply and let me know. I’m always looking for fresh ideas to help you level up your SwiftUI skills.

Talk soon,
Paul Solt
Paul@SuperEasyApps.com

P.S. If you want to turn your design or idea into a real SwiftUI app, now’s the time to enroll in iPhone Apps 101. We kick off this Friday at 8pm Eastern (I’m closing enrollment on January 24th at midnight to keep the class small).

iPhone Apps 101 includes:

• Design challenges (like the one above)
• Source code (available on GitHub)
• Weekly Group Office Hours in January and February
• Private Community Forum (share ideas and get help)
• Accountability to work on your app goals

If you’re ready to finally learn how to transform your ideas into apps, there’s no better time to get started. We’d love to have you join our supportive community (16 students have already joined!) and make real progress toward your goals.

P.P.S. We had our first iPhone Apps 101 Office Hour last week, and you can catch the replay once you join the course.

Bring your questions and join the next one to level up your SwiftUI game alongside a community of beginners and experienced iOS developers.