Playing Nice with UX and QA
summary
Claim: simple developer additions cut UX and QA friction. The repo shows a hidden debug section exposing a style guide, all strings, and a browsable list of view controllers/table cells/views found via an Objective‑C bundle scan and lightweight protocols. Code uses static string helpers, color/font structs, and selectable use‑cases to render controllers. The thing built is a working in‑app toolkit that speeds translation checks, visual QA, and jumping to screens so bugs and design mismatches get found and fixed faster.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:53Overview
- 1:29Who can relate
- 2:59Its all us
- 3:57We are on the same team
- 5:27Get out of your tech coding bubble
- 6:44Tips for UX and QA
- 9:45Hide Debug Section
- 10:53Further Debug Section
- 12:21Adding a Style
- 14:53String Debug
- 17:33Debug Views
- 20:01Multiple Views
- 21:27Demo
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