How do you debug the user interface?

For debugging the user interface in iOS, the following approaches are usually used:

• Using Xcode Debugger and View Debugger — allows step-by-step viewing of UI state, view hierarchy, and element properties.
• UI Inspection tools (Accessibility Inspector) — help verify accessibility and proper element placement.
• Logging events and user actions — adding print or os_log to track method calls and state changes.
• Using Breakpoints and Conditional Breakpoints — to pause execution at specific points.
• SwiftUI Preview — allows quick visualization of interface changes without running the app.

Example of using View Debugger:

1. Launch the app in Xcode.
2. In the debug panel, click the "Debug View Hierarchy" button.
3. Explore the view structure, check sizes, positions, and element properties.

This helps identify display issues, element overlay problems, and incorrect constraints.