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I’m creating an iPhone app that uses the standard UI components… I would like to customize textures & buttons, but I’m not sure which is the best approach…
Should I make my component customization while developing or after the app is ready and functional??
I always do after the app is completely functional. Once you’ve tested a working prototype, you can decide if you want to have swipes or touches instead of buttons for example. This way, you don’t customize a button and decide it should be a different UI Element.
However, I do think you should customize UITableViewCells as you work, maybe not with gradients and custom graphics out of the gate, but certainly if you want a non-standard tableViewCell you should design that from the start.
Hope this is helpful