A flat design pressable button library for iOS with built-in color schemes and customizable styles.
HTPressableButton is an open-source iOS library that provides flat-design pressable buttons with animations and built-in color schemes. It solves the problem of developers spending excessive time building basic button UI by offering ready-to-use, stylish components that are easily customizable.
iOS developers building apps with flat design aesthetics who need quick, visually consistent button implementations without custom UI coding.
Developers choose HTPressableButton for its out-of-the-box beautiful design, time-saving implementation, and flexibility—offering multiple button styles and color schemes while maintaining easy customization.
Flat design pressable button for iOS developers.
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Offers rectangular, rounded rectangular, and circular button styles with consistent flat design, as visually demonstrated in the README with animated GIFs for each type.
Includes a curated palette of attractive colors like grapefruit, mint, and jay with matching shadow colors, eliminating the need for manual color selection and ensuring cohesive styling.
Allows adjustment of corner radius, shadow height, fonts, and colors through simple Objective-C API, with clear code examples provided in the README for properties like shadowHeight and cornerRadius.
Provides visual styling for disabled buttons with customizable colors and transparency, as shown in the README's disabled button example with specific property settings for disabledButtonColor.
Written in Objective-C, requiring bridging headers for Swift projects and not natively supporting modern Swift-only development workflows, which can add complexity.
Focuses solely on flat-design buttons, lacking support for other UI styles like skeuomorphic or material design, and offers no advanced features such as icon integration or gradient backgrounds.
With the last version being 1.3.3 and no indication of recent updates in the README, the library might not be actively maintained or optimized for the latest iOS SDK changes.