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mobile-ux-patterns

Mobile UX design pattern library. Provides iOS HIG/Material Design 3 guidelines, navigation patterns, gesture interactions, responsive layouts, and accessibility checklists as a ux-designer extension skill. Use for requests like 'mobile UX', 'iOS guidelines', 'Material Design', 'navigation patterns', 'gestures', 'design tokens', 'mobile accessibility', and other mobile UI/UX design tasks. However, actual design file creation or code implementation is outside this skill's scope.

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# Mobile UX Patterns — Mobile UX Design Pattern Library

A reference for platform guidelines, navigation patterns, and design tokens that the ux-designer agent uses during mobile app UX design.

## Target Agent

`ux-designer` — Applies this skill's UX patterns and guidelines directly to app design.

## Platform Guideline Core Comparison

### iOS (Human Interface Guidelines) vs Android (Material Design 3)

| Element | iOS HIG | Material Design 3 |
|---------|---------|-------------------|
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