UI Modes
SupportID offers two distinct UI layouts that you can set via the uiStyle configuration key.
Large Mode (Default)
Section titled “Large Mode (Default)”The Large layout uses a card-based design with bigger touch targets, making it ideal for:
- Shared devices or kiosks
- Users who need larger text
- Environments where quick glanceability matters
<key>uiStyle</key><string>Large</string>Characteristics:
- 90×90px shortcut button icons
- Larger fonts throughout
- Card-based data point layout
- More vertical spacing
Regular Mode
Section titled “Regular Mode”The Regular layout uses a compact list-based design that matches the native iOS Settings aesthetic:
<key>uiStyle</key><string>Regular</string>Characteristics:
- 60×60px shortcut button icons
- Standard iOS font sizes
- List/Form-based layout
- More information density
Choosing a Mode
Section titled “Choosing a Mode”| Consideration | Large | Regular |
|---|---|---|
| Touch target size | Larger | Standard |
| Information density | Lower | Higher |
| Accessibility | Better for low vision | Standard |
| iOS Settings feel | Custom | Native |
| Best for | Shared devices, kiosks | Personal devices |
Configuration
Section titled “Configuration”The uiStyle key accepts exactly two values:
| Value | Layout |
|---|---|
"Large" |
Card-based with larger elements |
"Regular" |
List-based matching iOS Settings |