Tailored for your team · Interface and design
Liquid Glass and modern SwiftUI
Adopt Liquid Glass with design judgment, without hurting performance or accessibility.
- Language
- Spanish or English
- Duration
- Approx. 16 h · 4 sessions
- Level
- Developers and product designers
- Format
- On-site, remote or hybrid
- Group size
- 4–16 people
- FUNDAE
- Eligible (Spain’s training credit system)
Is your team carrying any of these warnings?
This program is designed to fix them, one by one.
- Build with Xcode 27 and your app adopts Liquid Glass, and nobody has checked how it looks.
- Your custom components clash with the new visual language.
- Design and engineering aren’t aligned on the new interface.
- You’re worried about performance, and about contrast behind all that translucency.
Is it right for your team?
If it isn’t a fit, we’ll say so in the assessment and suggest something else.
Yes, if…
- Teams with shipped apps that need to adopt Liquid Glass
- Designers and developers who want shared judgment
- Apps with a lot of custom components
No, if…
- Projects not yet on SwiftUI or modern UIKit (see From UIKit to SwiftUI instead)
What your team will be able to do
- Audit your interface against the current Human Interface Guidelines
- Adopt Liquid Glass in SwiftUI and UIKit, step by step
- Adapt custom components without breaking consistency
- Take care of contrast, Reduce Transparency and accessibility
- Measure interface performance with Instruments
- Stay compatible with earlier iOS versions
Curriculum
Base curriculum: we adjust it to your code and your team’s level after the assessment.
How we do it
We start with an assessment and tailor each session to what your team is building.
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assessment
We get to know your team
A conversation with whoever leads the team and, if needed, a review of your code and your processes.
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proposal
We propose a plan
Curriculum, schedule, format and budget, in writing. And, if you need it, who can handle FUNDAE for you.
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training
We train on real work
Live classes with examples from your domain, exercises and access to recordings.
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certification
We certify
We assess what was learned on a real case, and each person receives a certificate of achievement.
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follow-up
We measure and stay with you
A progress report, a review session with the team and support for questions afterwards.
What your team gets
- Course materials and all sample code, for your team’s internal use
- A recording of every session (remote or hybrid format)
- A group progress report with recommended next steps
Questions you ask us
The questions we hear most, already answered. If yours isn’t here, we’ll answer it in the conversation.
Is it eligible for FUNDAE funding?
Yes, we’re an accredited provider. Your company handles the application, with its own team or its usual advisers. If you have no one to do it, we’ll put you in touch with the partner we work with, who takes care of everything. (FUNDAE is Spain’s training credit system.)
Closed · answered by the team
Can we work on our own code?
Yes, under an NDA. The examples come from your own domain, so what the team learns shows up in their work the next day.
Closed · answered by the team
Related programs
- AccessibilityAccessibility and the European Accessibility ActVoiceOver, Dynamic Type, audits and EAA compliance in iOS apps, with concrete implementations.
- Interface and designFrom UIKit to SwiftUI while you keep shippingStrategy and hands-on practice for bringing SwiftUI into an existing UIKit app, screen by screen.
- TeamsWWDC briefing for teamsOne day after each WWDC to understand what changes, what to adopt this year and what can wait.
The next step
Let’s talk about your team.
We look at where your team is starting from, what you need, and which format fits your schedule.
What we’ll analyze
- What your team does today, and with which stack
- Where each profile is starting from
- Schedule, format and group size
- FUNDAE and budget
What you take away, whether you join or not
A written proposal with a tailored curriculum, schedule and budget.
Jon Ander Orcera · Project Manager at the academy