Standards Decoded

Concept: A reusable bottom sheet in SwiftUI that displays a set of buttons based on some input criteria. Each button advances to a new “step” or “form screen,” dynamically updated.

Suggested 10-Day Breakdown

100 Days of Swift – Dynamic Modal Plan
Step	Focus	Description
Step 1	Setup & Modal UI	Build the app scaffold and basic bottom sheet modal using `.sheet` or custom geometry-based layout.
Step 2	Static Buttons	Add hardcoded buttons in the modal to explore layout, user taps, and animations.
Step 3	Dynamic Button Model	Define a Swift model like `FormStep` with dynamic content and branching options.
Step 4	Navigation Logic	Enable stateful transitions between steps by updating current form state on button tap.
Step 5	Back Button & History	Track and implement back navigation using a stack or array of visited steps.
Step 6	Basic Validation	Add rules for what qualifies as a “valid” selection before enabling the Next button.
Step 7	Save User Progress	Track choices in a dictionary or user state model as the form progresses.
Step 8	UI Polish	Add animations, color styles, accessibility labels, and overall design smoothing.
Step 9	External Config	Load form step data from a local JSON file to simulate a dynamic form pipeline.
Step 10	Shareable Version	Refactor into a reusable SwiftUI component, clean up code, and publish to GitHub or blog.

10-day SwiftUI project plan for building a dynamic, branching bottom sheet modal—ideal for mastering Swift fundamentals via playful iteration.

How to Think About the Logic

You could model the forms like this:

struct FormStep: Identifiable {
    let id: String
    let title: String
    let options: [FormOption]
}

struct FormOption {
    let label: String
    let nextStepID: String?
}

That way, you can define a flow like this:

[
  {
    "id": "start",
    "title": "Choose a category",
    "options": [
      { "label": "Tech", "nextStepID": "techForm" },
      { "label": "Health", "nextStepID": "healthForm" }
    ]
  },
  ...
]

Each form step updates the state, and the modal dynamically renders based on that state.

Would you like me to help scaffold the code for Day 1: building the basic bottom sheet modal and launching it from a button?

Dynamic Forms Modal

Suggested 10-Day Breakdown

How to Think About the Logic