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So now it’s time to do the same for iPad. Except the code we have already. It’ll be fast.
Drag Image View for background.
It’s little bit difficult to create iPad UI on this small screen. But don’t worry.
Now the button. Everything is the same except its dimensions.
Change the type to custom and setup images for all the three states.
All the images have same names as on iPhone, there’s only little difference at the end of name.
Now the connections. Again, drag them with the control key pressed down.
Now it’s time for our progress window.
Position and setup it appropriately.
Remember, it’s the same as on iPhone, only little bit bigger.
This label can be bigger and have bigger font to look good on the iPad.
Ups, the background image here is wrong. Let’s fix it.
I need to hide the sidebars to see the whole width.
Ok, it’s good.
Create all the connections and this part should be done.
Oh, just few little changes.
I forgot to setup the background image.
Setup the controller to respond to all the device orientations.
And change state of the button after the progress is done. It will look a lot better.
Last few changes to make it all work nicely.
And that’s all for this part.