Macos Design Guidelines
ehmo/platform-design-skillsWhen you build apps for Mac, you need to follow Apple's Human Interface Guidelines. These rules help you create apps that feel natural on macOS. They cover menu bars, keyboard shortcuts, window layouts, and more. Every Mac app must have a menu bar because users look there to find commands. You also need keyboard shortcuts for every menu item so power users can work fast. The guidelines include standard shortcuts like Cmd+C and Cmd+V. Contextual or right-click menus are also required on all interactive elements. This skill gives you clear, actionable advice with code examples in SwiftUI and AppKit. Whether you are making a simple tool or a complex design app, following these guidelines makes your software feel like a true Mac citizen.
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