This is the quickest way to implement keyboard dismissal. Which method to implement in your code may depend on your specific scenario. Fortunately, there are several ways in which we can add this functionality. Hence, we developers need to handle this scenario programmatically in our app. Unfortunately, Apple has not yet made the dismissal of the keyboard a default behaviour. Tapping outside the keyboard area also does not make that thing go away. The return key does nothing by default and there is no return key for the Numeric Keypad. Keyboards in iOS don’t disappear on their own. Problem 1 - Handling Keyboard dismissal (How do I make this Keyboard go away?) I'll walk you through the findings and solutions that I use in my projects. There are a lot of ways in which people have already solved this problem. Our job as engineers and developers is to find answers to problems like this and solve them elegantly. Where there is a problem, there ought to be a solution. When I was new to iOS development, this issue caught me by surprise. Yes, you heard it right, iOS won't automatically shift the text-field as per the keyboard. The keyboard overlaps the text-field on the screen that was placed near the bottom of the screen. What happens is - when you tap on the text-field, the keyboard appears, but your text-field is no longer visible. You tap on the input and the keyboard appears, your text-field should move upwards, along with the keyboard. When building chat applications, another common scenario is to place the text-field at the bottom of the screen.
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