Thank you for the tips Nico! I'll check it out! Your app looks really interesting! I will also try to play around with appscreens.com. I'm using Figma right now which gives me granular pixel control over the screenshots, but I'll totally give it a shot! Thanks a lot!

Oh totally get it! Tbh this was exactly my intention, to show different photos with different film looks, but it seems too overcrowded to me. Maybe this might do the trick! Thanks!

Thanks Chris!

Thank you! Do you find the one on the right easier to read than the orange one? The orange feels more connected to the film/classic analog style, so I tried a compromise. What do you think of the third option?

Great insights! Thank you! Yeah I was wondering whether using all caps in the subtitle makes it harder to read. Hmm I'm glad you pointed this out, I'll try to tweak a font settings a bit.

Thanks Chris! Yeah, the orange feels more analogish and connected to the film/classing feeling, but the readability seems better with white.

So I tried a compromise using orange just for the title. What do you think?

Totally agree! Thanks for suggestions Nico!

Thank you! Yeah I like the simplicity of the white version, but the orange one seems like it would stand out more though I’m not really sure.

Since it’s part of the onboarding, I’m looking for something that grabs attention and really stands out.

Thank you Seb! Exactly what I need! I knew about ".widgetAccentable(true)" which didn't work, but didn't know about this one! Perfect! Thank you many times!

Agree! I often find SwiftUI’s native components too limited for more complex use cases, so I try to look for custom workarounds like this.

However, the biggest challenge I’ve found is optimizing these solutions for accessibility (VoiceOver) and making them universal across iPad and Mac.

Thanks, Brennan! This really helped a lot! I’ll dive deeper into ti! CMMotionManager looks promising!

Wow, that looks great! I took a look into it, this could work!

However, I’m not sure if using the entire accelerometer and motion updates is the cleanest solution for what I need. But this is the closest I’ve gotten so far!

Thanks, Brennan! Do you know of any other solutions?

Thanks, Brennan! That was my first approach too, unfortunately the notification doesn’t fire when rotation is locked.

I haven’t found an official statement from Apple on this though, but according to others on StackOverflow, it doesn’t work in this scenario.