UIColorred

UIColorred is not a standard term in major UI frameworks. In a wiki sense, it would refer to a color constant or token intended to represent the color red within a user interface, but it does not correspond to an official API or specification. In common Apple development environments, the official red color is accessed as UIColor.red in UIKit or Color.red in SwiftUI. Therefore, UIColorred would typically be a project-specific identifier, such as a custom constant, a resource name, or a misnamed reference.

If a project does define UIColorred, its value would usually be the red component set to full intensity, with green and blue components at zero, and full opacity. However, the exact color space and alpha can vary if the project defines a variant. For example, a Swift definition might look like: let UIColorred = UIColor(red: 1.0, green: 0.0, blue: 0.0, alpha: 1.0). In other contexts, a color token named UIColorred could be mapped to a hex value like #FF0000 or to a design-system variable.

Usage considerations include avoiding confusion with standard color tokens and ensuring clear documentation for any custom constants. When possible, prefer official color names to maintain consistency across libraries and teams. If UIColorred is part of a design system, it should be accompanied by a definition of its color space, brightness variants, and accessibility conformance.

See also: red, UIColor.red, Color.red, design tokens.