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Hello. In this blog post, we will explore how to develop an iPhone app using the Swift language with UIKit. We will particularly focus on how to add images based on playback status to an audio app. Through this tutorial, you will learn how to visually represent the audio playback status.<\/p>\n

1. Overview of UIKit<\/h2>\n

UIKit is Apple’s UI framework used for developing apps for iPhone and iPad. It provides various UI components (buttons, labels, image views, etc.) to help easily build user interfaces. With UIKit, we can create applications that interact with users.<\/p>\n

2. The Need for Audio Apps<\/h2>\n

Audio apps provide functionalities to manage and play various audio content. Audio apps, which exist in forms such as music streaming services, audiobook apps, and podcasts, require various features to provide a better experience to users. One of these features is visual representation based on playback status.<\/p>\n

3. Setting Up the Project<\/h2>\n

3.1 Creating an Xcode Project<\/h3>\n

First, open Xcode and create a new project. In the template selection screen, select ‘App’, fill in the basic settings, and create the project.<\/p>\n

3.2 Choosing SwiftUI or UIKit<\/h3>\n

Since we will be using UIKit for this project, please select the ‘Storyboard’ option. We will modify the ViewController through UIKit.<\/p>\n

4. Designing the User Interface<\/h2>\n

4.1 Constructing the UI in the Storyboard<\/h3>\n

Open the storyboard and let’s construct a simple UI. The following components are needed:<\/p>\n