You don't have that much choice to display HTML content with basic UIKit components. You're basically limited to UIWebView and… nothing else. It's a mini Safari, so it does the job very well. But there's WebKit under the hood so it's quite heavy: it has a significant memory trace and takes a while to load. At this point, you need to think about what the HTML looks like. There are some great open-source components out there to display rich-text:


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