A SwiftUI iOS app that lists Bhutan's thirteen traditional arts and crafts (Zorig Chusum) and shows the details of each one. It has a warm, storybook-style design with a hand-drawn illustration for every craft.

Interface: SwiftUI · Language: Swift · Storage: None

Requires: Xcode 16 or newer, iOS 17+ Simulator

Requirement Where it is Craft model (Identifiable struct with id, name, englishName, imageName, description) Model/Craft.swift Array of all 13 crafts Model/CraftData.swift List + ForEach rows showing the Dzongkha name and English meaning Views/ContentView.swift, Views/CraftRow.swift NavigationStack + NavigationLink → CraftDetailView Views/ContentView.swift Detail screen built with VStack, HStack, Spacer, Image, Text and modifiers Views/CraftDetailView.swift Enhancement 1: .navigationTitle("Zorig Chusum") ContentView.swift Enhancement 2: Visual styling (rounded fonts, custom colour palette, corner radius on images, card rows, shadows) Theme/Theme.swift, all views Enhancement 3: Extra components: Divider, a "Visited" Toggle, a ProgressView, a Start Button CraftDetailView.swift, ContentView.swift, WelcomeView.swift Bonus: .searchable() search bar that filters by Dzongkha or English name ContentView.swift Extra: material filter chips, a welcome screen, and "Did you know?" facts

Unzip the project and double-click ZorigChusum.xcodeproj.

At the top of Xcode, choose an iPhone simulator, for example iPhone 16.

Press ⌘R to build and run.

To see the SwiftUI previews, open ContentView.swift or CraftDetailView.swift and press ⌥⌘↩ to show the canvas.

(First create an empty repository called ZorigChusum on github.com. You can also use Xcode's Integrate ▸ New Git Repository.)

Xcode Project Navigator showing the folder structure, with Craft.swift open.

ContentView in the SwiftUI Preview canvas, and the same screen in the Simulator (scroll to show all 13 crafts).

Tapping a row, then the CraftDetailView for that craft (for example, Thagzo).

Enhancements: the large navigation title; the styled rows and detail card; the Divider and "Visited" toggle (turn it on, go back, and the ✓ appears on the row and the progress bar goes up); the search bar filtering (type "wood" or "zo").

The back button returning to the list.