IOS - Jumping Buttons

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Sometimes you like to get the user's attention to a specific control like button or image etc. In Mac I have seen the icons jumping of the "Dock" to get our attention, So I thought why not try a similar behaviour inside a App.

So below is the sample app where I have made a button to jump.


IOS_JumpingButton_Example_Source_From_gitHub

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