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The image showcases a collection of Apple device interfaces, all designed around a central "NotchMyProblem" logo where the 'O' in "Notch" is an elongated, pill-shaped element mirroring the iPhone's Dynamic Island. Specifically, an iPhone SE displays "Delete" and "All" buttons. An iPhone 16e features side-mounted "Cancel" and "Share" buttons. An iPhone 16 Pro is depicted with "Cancel" and "Export" buttons near its Dynamic Island, and another view shows a "Save" button. Finally, an iPad interface includes a pink "Finish" button.
Seasonal-themed Deco app icons. From left to right: A pink spring icon with butterflies, bees, and flowers; an orange summer icon with a surfer, sun, and ice cream; an autumn icon with pumpkins, leaves, and pie on an orange background; and a blue-purple winter icon with a snowman, deer, and Christmas tree.
A stylized app icon, designed to look like a device frame, displays a chat interface. A message bubble containing "shhh" is visible, and above it, a reaction picker is open, showing several emojis: wide eyes, a figure in a trench coat with a magnifying glass, a padlock, and a handbag. Other message bubbles are in the background, out of focus. The icon is set against a blue background, and below it, the text "MenuWithAView" is displayed in white.
New Sticker creation screen on a smartphone, shown in portrait with a black bezel and center “pill” notch. At the top, a white, rounded‑rectangle “Discard” button sits at left and a beige “Done” button at right. Below, the header “New Sticker” is centered in a warm brown font. The main area displays a sticker preview: a small terracotta pot filled with soil, sprouting five bright green leaves, all outlined in white with a faint green glow. The background behind the sticker is light gray with a fine, evenly spaced dot grid. Along the bottom edge is a translucent toolbar of four evenly spaced capsules on a white background: (1) a camera symbol, (2) a photo‑gallery thumbnail, (3) overlapping circles with the label “Filters,” and (4) a circle with a pencil and the label “Border.”
This screenshot shows a dark‑mode Linear board with five status columns and their issue counts: In Review (2), In Progress (9), Todo (4), Backlog (24), and Done (18). In Review contains issue DEC‑13 titled “Add camera button to Photos option,” tagged Feature and Improvement. In Progress lists issue DEC‑10 titled “Stickers from Camera” (progress 1/5), tagged Feature, and issue DEC‑20 titled “Improve Sticker Sheet Performance,” tagged Improvement. Todo holds issue DEC‑11 titled “Sticker Properties (Control stroke width/color, shadow),” tagged Improvement. Backlog shows three cards: issue DEC‑19 “Canvas Exporting/Importing (Sharing)” tagged Feature; issue DEC‑12 “Photo Editor for Photos Background” tagged Feature and Improvement; and issue DEC‑9 “Sticker Effects (Emboss, Halftone, etc),” tagged Feature. The Done column header is visible with its count but is cut off.
Image description Three iPhones are displayed side-by-side, each showcasing the "Deco" app interface for customizing wallpapers. Against a fluted glass background. The iPhone on the left shows the Deco canvas library, displaying the users canvases. The middle iPhone displays a detail view of a canvas called "Wave Rider," allowing sticker customization. The iPhone on the right shows the export screen with a dog photo, heart stickers, and the text "Your Style, Locked In." The time on all three phones reads 9:41.
Three iPhones are displayed side-by-side, each showcasing different customized lock screens with stickers. The background is a dark setting with flowers visible behind fluted glass. The first iPhone on the left has a blue-themed wallpaper with a sun, wave, a surfer, and a dolphin sticker. The middle iPhone displays a striped wallpaper with dog stickers, a heart, and eyes. The right iPhone shows a dog photo as the wallpaper with heart stickers, a smaller sticker of the dog, a dollar bill flying away, and a shooting star. The time on all three phones reads 9:41, and each includes an "+ Add" button at the bottom.
A person is holding an iPhone displaying a wallpaper customization screen. The background is a dimly lit, warm-toned room with a blurred glimpse of a lamp and a desk or table. The lock screen features a dog against a grassy background, adorned with several digital stickers, including hearts, a smaller dog image, a dollar bill flying away, and a shooting star. The time on the phone reads 9:41. Text overlaid on the image says "Wallpaper your way with stickers & more." and "deco" in a stylized font at the bottom.
Five screenshots from the Deco App Store page illustrating its wallpaper creation features: A photo of a dog with layered stickers, showing Deco's subject separation and sticker support, overlaid with the text "Your Lock Screen's been waiting for this". A user interface panel showing the sticker selection screen, and the text "Express Yourself with Stickers & Text". A series of three iPhones showing stripe and gradient designs and the text "Stunning gradients, stripes, & solid colors". A photo with layered stickers, in a busy setting, showcasing a photo with stickers and the text, “Make Your Photos Pop on Your Screen.” A view showing the home screen’s full library and the text "Every Vibe, Saved Here".
Promotional image for Deco showcasing wallpaper or lock screen customization. Text on the left lists features: "Playgrounds", "Gradient", "Stripes", "Photo", "Color". Stripes is the main focus.Three iPhone mockups display different app screens: the first shows an editor for a striped design with stickers, the second shows editing options for a different striped pattern, and the third displays a finished pastel rainbow striped lock screen with various stickers applied.
The search bar in the Deco app shows the placeholder text "Dig up your deco".
Digital graphic celebrating a Swift Student Challenge 2025 winner. The central element is the orange silhouette of the Swift bird logo within a luminous, multi-toned blue and purple circle. Behind the logo, lines of light blue computer code are visible. The entire background is a vibrant dark blue, scattered with multi-colored confetti pieces shaped like coding syntax (curly braces, parentheses, asterisks, equals signs, carets). Prominently displayed at the bottom in white font is the text: "Congratulations! We're thrilled to announce that you've been selected as a Swift Student Challenge 2025 winner!"
A SwiftUI code snippet displayed on a white card with rounded corners, set against a gradient background transitioning from pink to orange. The code defines a RoundedGlowContentView struct conforming to the View protocol. Inside the body, a Color.orange view is clipped to a rounded rectangle shape with a corner radius of 15 and given a glow effect with a radius of 0.8, also applied to a rounded rectangle shape with the same corner radius.
A banner design featuring the word "aether" in a bold, rainbow-gradient script at the center. On the left, a white fountain pen emits a rainbow arc. To the right of the logo, a blue folder icon and two speech bubbles are shown: one green with the text "use autolayout I beg" and one blue with the text "no shut up." The background is beige with faint, semi-transparent text.
A promotional graphic for "Garnish," a library. It features a purple app icon with a rounded square shape and a "bite" taken out of the top right corner, revealing a white interior. Below the icon are three smaller squares showing a color palette, all against a background of soft, pastel-colored keywords related to design such as "colors", "UI", and "contrast". The word "Garnish" is written in bold below the icon.
A stylized graphic featuring a rounded square in the style of an iPhone border, with an orange glow, accompanied by Swift code demonstrating how to create the glow effect using the "GlowGetter" library in SwiftUI. The code snippet imports SwiftUI and GlowGetter and defines a ContentView that applies a glow effect to an orange color.
A series of iPhone mockups showcasing a UI with buttons positioned around the notch and Dynamic Island. The first two mockups show the buttons ('...' on the left and 'Save' on the right) adapting to the notch and Dynamic Island. The third image highlights the Dynamic Island with a gradient background. The fourth mockup shows the buttons positioned on a device without a notch.
A close-up of an iPhone screen displaying a canvas creation app. The canvas itself shows a gradient background with sticker elements like a sun and cloud, a monkey covering its eyes, and leaves. Below the canvas, details indicate "5 Stickers," a "Gradient" option, and a creation date of "28 Feb." The "Content" section lists "Sticker" three times, each with a corresponding sticker image: a sunflower, leaves, and a dog. The phone's interface is clean and modern, set against a dark background.
An iPhone displaying a dog photo as the lock screen with added heart stickers. The word "deco" is written in a stylized font in the foreground, surrounded by various emojis and stickers.
Screenshot of the Swift Student Challenge confirmation page. It reads 'Thank you for your submission. We'll send you an email when results are posted. If you wish to withdraw your submission, you may do so by February 23, 2025, at 11:59 p.m. PST.
A collage-style image with a white background and light orange wave patterns. The text 'B82' in large orange font is centered above '2.0' in a smaller font. The image is decorated with cartoon-style stickers of school supplies and other objects, including a beagle dog, a CD, a school bell, a pencil, a stack of books, a speech bubble saying 'got notes on this?', a pink highlighter, a globe, an eraser, a paperclip, an emoji of hands holding something, a pencil sharpener, a ruler, a paper airplane, a basketball, and a trophy, some are in a halftone style, with most having outlines
Three phone screens are displayed side-by-side, showcasing the grading workflow within the Kyo app. All screens share a light beige color scheme and display "Milestone 4: Account Functionality" at the top, with "Web Application Development - Feb 17, Today" underneath. The leftmost screen shows a task list with "Design Account Creation UI" and "Implement User Authentication" marked as complete, while "Create Account Settings Page" is incomplete. The "Report Card" section displays "N/A" as the grade. The middle screen shows a numeric keypad for entering a grade, with "80" entered. The rightmost screen shows the updated task list with all tasks completed, and the "Report Card" section now displays "80%" with a green progress bar.