Buttons
UIButton instances provide simple buttons. Users can tap them to trigger a callback via target-action programming. You specify how the button looks, what art it uses, and what text it displays.
iOS offers two ways to build buttons. You can use a typed button, selected from several predesigned styles, or build a custom button from scratch. The current iOS SDK offers very limited precooked types. In iOS 7, the entire UI has been redesigned with a flat, minimalistic design. One of the most noteworthy results of this redesign is the deprecation of the timeworn rounded rectangle. The upshot is the addition of a very new style of button, one that is plain (but bolded) text—the UIButtonTypeSystem type. In addition, many of the remaining button ...
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