https://apps.apple.com/us/app/luma-ai/id1615849914

🚧 interaction showing the person who covered the whole bill checking off who paid what they owe

Lock Screen Album Art transition comparison
Left - iOS today  
Right - a prototype I made with SwiftUI

Exploring - the scroll indicator gets thick as one hits the rubber band territory

Struggling to pinpoint reactions in your chats, a task all the more daunting in group convos? It's time for an upgrade! #FeatureRequestFriday 🔄📱💬

🚧 Fixed a bug. Feeling better. 
There was an unintended scaling animation on the selected contact

🎙️➡️📝 iMessage transforms voice notes into text!

Picture in Picture but it lets you scrub through your content. Currently iOS doesn’t let you do scrubbing so you’ll have to tap on those 10 sec buttons to seek

Appmageddon: The Dynamic Black Hole of Apps, Crafted with SwiftUI

How I want the album cover to transition on the Lock Screen 🚧

Friend: "Good luck splitting that dinner bill! 😂"
Me: "Challenge accepted. 😎"

Built with SwiftUI + TCA

iMessage conversation list with the iMessage chat bubble spring effect. Aside - I wonder why this effect only exists in iMessage chat bubbles and nowhere else on iOS. Built with SwiftUI

More writing help in iOS (with AI running on device)
Made with SwiftUI

Side by side hits different so

On the right - iOS Today
On the left - what I want from #iOS17

How I want Notification Summaries to look/work like in #iOS17
I made this because the current transition from the compact summary to the list is a bit bland 
Happy #wwdc

Remade this Prototype from scratch with SwiftUI and The Composable Architecture and will be open sourcing it soon

Urban planning in Apple Maps.                  Central Golden Gate Park

Quick recreation of the skid transition i saw in the SwiftUI transitions library POW, from https://movingparts.io

🚧 / wip  - my fav detail is, as you drag past an icon, the rubber banding in how the overlay changes size. Currently only implemented for the horizontal dimension(not complete)

- Final Cut
- The main update is that the selection snaps from one item to the next. i.e you can’t select two options at once. Instead of these states you get rubber banding served with a side of haptic feedback when it does. And it feels pretty darn good

App Doc 🤝 App Library                                           This is for those who don’t manually group apps and also have a ton of apps. This combination means you have pages of apps and getting to the App Library itself is a pain. Hence this prototype. Made with SwiftUI

- Split the restaurant bill with friends with Fare Share
- Scan the receipt and add friends from contacts
- Select items then drag and drop (only half this story is told in the video - drop coming soon)
- Made with SwiftUI and TCA

Added a bit more detail on the animation front. Makes me feel better

Text to 3D. What I’ve been working on past few months at Luma Labs. Feel free to get the iOS app https://apps.apple.com/us/app/luma-ai/id1615849914

🚧 Processing - scan the receipt get the items

A slightly different interaction to what I made before. Particularly going backwards

Left - iOS Today 
Right - A prototype to improve the Album cover transition (i.e spatial consistency by way of not appearing and disappearing)
Work In Progress(i.e exaggerated motion)  
Built with SwiftUI

Left - UI for iMessage apps in iOS 17
Right - Prototype recreating part of it

iOS PiP hiding interaction + my lil spin on it.   

Left  - iOS 
Right - SwiftUI Prototype

- Text Now. Send Later
- Tool - SwiftUI
- 📝⏱️➡️⏳📤

Close up for Lock Screen Album Art transition prototype built with SwiftUI. Quicker interaction than v1.

Left: Default ScrollView the scroll indicator gets clipped because both the ScrollView and the content need to get clipped with the same shape such that the content always remains clipped irrespective of the y offset

Right: Prototype have it wrap around the corner

SwiftUI

Still having fun with this effect. Gonna be some hard work making it perform well with a ton of items.

How I feel cooking up on Figma when the rest of the squad is on the file

Presenting PiPC:  Picture-in-picture with Chapters

🚧 approach #2. Going with this one(I think)

Name your device - complete flow. Built with SwiftUI

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