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Asked: 2026-06-09T18:23:22+00:00

I have been googling around, and I found some suggestions to use UINavigationController and

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I have been googling around, and I found some suggestions to use UINavigationController and sometimes the UITabBarController also makes sense (but to a lesser degree).

I never used a UINavigationController …I just tried to and when I dragged it to the storyboard, it put two screens on the storyboard (a navigation controller connecting to a UITableView). So I think this isn’t what I actually needed.

Can someone please help me understand what I need to do to make a header navigation that is persistent across all the screens? In it I want to have sections like:

Home | Section1 | Section2 | Section3

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  1. Editorial Team

    It may help to consider what the user will see as the “meaning” of the structure you use.

    The sense of a navigation controller is as a container that lets you show a sequence of content controllers where actions on one of them lead logically to the next. The sense of a tab bar controller is of (mostly) unrelated content controllers that co-exist and don’t have (much) dependence on each other.

    I think it’s good to start with the purpose of the interface rather than the appearance.

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