Post #4332460

For me a settings sheet was always a bit of a trickier question, because settings are usually not saved on close, but applied directly. Though, the longer I look at it the more I feel like it makes sense to use a trailing checkmark in this case. This keeps the old pattern of the trailing “Done” button and works with a multi-step flow (if needed). I guess it also doesn’t hurt to confirm to the user that things are saved. Additionally this is how I understand the latest HIG phrasing and examples of the sheets: https://developer.apple.com/design/human-interface-guidelines/sheets#iOS-iPadOS And it matches quite well with the SwiftUI Toolbar placements. Too bad there is no .closeAction placement to make this super clear. 😅 4/5 🧵