I haven't found a way to have glyphs shown between backticks so I decided to bold them all. Let me know what you all think.

Thanks @codedbypm ! 🎉 💯 I think this looks great.

The only thing is that the section "Quick reference for Apple glyphs HTML codes" is very prominent, which feels a bit awkward.

What if we put that at the very bottom of the page, or in its own page?

EDIT: Oh actually, what about putting the HTML code cheat sheet in the contributing guide?
https://github.com/Xcode-Tips/xcode-tips.github.io/blob/main/.github/CONTRIBUTING.md

Thanks @codedbypm ! 🎉 💯 I think this looks great.

The only thing is that the section "Quick reference for Apple glyphs HTML codes" is very prominent, a feels a bit awkward.

What if we put that at the very bottom of the page, or in its own page?

EDIT: Oh actually, what about putting the HTML code cheat sheet in the contributing guide?
https://github.com/Xcode-Tips/xcode-tips.github.io/blob/main/.github/CONTRIBUTING.md

I share your same opinion about that reference.
My assumption is this: PRs containing the symbol names cmd or shift etc.. should not be accepted unless they use the glyphs. This is for the sake of having a consistent document.
If you share my same assumption, then we need the reference somewhere to ease the job to contributors.
I initially put it at the very top of the README.md but in a comment block, thus visible only if you edit the file :D
But let me know. I'm fine to put it at the bottom too or on another page. I don't have a big preference here.

EDIT: I like the idea of putting it in the CONTRIBUTING.md

PRs containing the symbol names cmd or shift etc.. should not be accepted unless they use the glyphs. This is for the sake of having a consistent document.

totally agree!

I like the idea of putting it in the CONTRIBUTING.md

Let's go with this!

Let's also add a note to the steps: "Please use Apple Glyphs when mentioning keyboard shortcuts." 😊

Please review