I’ve always loved apps that let you make them feel a little more like yours. So yeah, I had to bu...

I’ve always loved apps that let you make them feel a little more like yours. So yeah, I had to bu...I’ve always loved apps that let you make them feel a little more like yours. So yeah, I had to bu...

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Oluwaseun Akintade

• 9h

I’ve always loved apps that let you make them feel a little more like yours. So yeah, I had to build an appearance palette too 😅. System, light, dark, and your own accent color. Small feature, but one of my favorites so far. #SwiftUI #AppDevelopment #iOS

SwiftUI

Nicolette .

• 4h

love this! i agree, those little options to customize feel like an extra mile of care.

Abhishek Dubey

• 2d

Implemented navigation and route visualization features in a Swift-based iOS application using Apple MapKit. Key work: • MapKit integration • Route visualization • Navigation polylines • Map annotations & interactions • Swift-based iOS implementation

Skills and deliverables

Swift

iOS Development

MapKit

Apple Xcode

Mobile App Development

iOS Development Xcode

Vaibhav Khulbe

pro

• Aug 25

Framer canvas has light and dark theme. So I accidentally made a new theme: Pale Green 😆 (for fun lol)

There are more though: 🪻💛💚

Framer theme fun

Nazar Koliano

pro

• 2d

pale green kinda slaps

Marcus Kim

• 2d

For NameSnap Picker, the strongest proof is not the picker animation by itself. The demo follows entered names through the action to a completed, ranked result, making the state change easy to verify. That was a deliberate portfolio decision: show the consequence of an interaction, not merely that a button responds. A compact demo becomes credible when the input, action, and resulting state are all visible.

SwiftUI