A handful of predefined cell styles have been available to developers since iOS 3. They are convenient and very useful for prototyping, but in many situations you really need a custom solution tailored to the needs of the project you are working on. In this tutorial, I will show you how to customize table view cells by using static and prototype cells, and by subclassing UITableViewCell.


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