Thanks for the feedback on it. I'm not the best with words so feedback on what is off is always helpful. The primary case is to build interactive static table

Thanks for the feedback on it. I'm not the best with words so feedback on what is off is always helpful. The primary case is to build interactive static table views in code. It's best use case is when you just have a form to fill out. We plan on adding more interactive controls to the schemes, such as hiding or showing arbitrary ones, but for now all the interactivity lies within the scheme objects (which, by the way, is just a term we decided to use. I'll figure out a better way to define what a scheme is, but it is essentially a piece of the form that is closely related. For example, it could be a list of wifis available, or a group of cells that act as a radio selection, or just one cell). I haven't had a lot of experience with creating interactive (I should clarify that by interactive, I'm referring to adding and removing cells from the table view) static table views using storyboards. The only decent way to do it I've found was changing the height of a cell to zero, and then adjusting it to the original value when it needs to be shown. I'd love to hear some of the other solutions you've come up with. We do most of our work without storyboards, so having this has helped a lot in creating these in code. Thanks again! ~James