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Asked: 2026-06-16T09:14:08+00:00

So I pretty much built my first app(single view) but i’ve now decided I

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So I pretty much built my first app(single view) but i’ve now decided I should add a little “about/info” button and just give a tiny amount of information on how to use the app and a website to go to.

I wasn’t sure about the best way to go about this but storyboards seemed really convenient. A user here answered my question about adding a storyboard to my existing project which seems to work.

Now one question is can I use my current viewcontroller h and m files for the second view (the about screen). I suppose it would technically work if I set the Viewcontroller to the same one as my primary app view.

the only thing this second view is going to have is text and a button to go back. Is it OK to set the connections in the storyboard and just let them use the same Viewcontroller files or is this a big no-no?

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  1. Editorial Team

    It is recommended you use a different view controller for each view. In case of a static view controller in which the user doesn’t interact with the view except maybe for navigation (which can be handled in the storyboard in many cases), I would just leave that view controller as a generic UIViewController, not a subclass.

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