On the screen, there is primarily a ScrollView with it (top: 0, leading:0, trailing: 0, bottom: 0) , under it (in it) there is a UIView with the lines from the ScrollView (top: 0, leading:0, trailing: 0, bottom: 0, Align Center X) inside this UIView are first a UIImage , then a UILabel , then two UIButton .
UIImage is on top of the constrains (top: 20, leading:20, trailing: 20, bottom: 40 (от UILabel))
UILabel is under UIImage with Constrings (top: 40(от UIImage), leading:32, trailing: 32, bottom: 40 (от UIButton))
UIButton (Subscribe) is under UILabel with constrans (top: 40(от UILabel), Align Center X, bottom: 40 (от UIButton)) + fixed width 300 and height 45
UIButton (Skip) is under UIButton with constructions (top: 8(от UIButton), Align Center X, bottom: 20) + fixed width 300 and height 45
Here is the screen how the screen looks at the moment.
And so the question is why the UIView rose behind the button, I need the last button to go down, since its bottom is set to 20 from UIView , and the UILabel should be stretched.
What I missed, I have the feeling that you need to specify a priority somewhere, although I don’t know where, because I didn’t set a fixed height for UILabel and it had to stretch
Here is a screen from a storyboard, here you can see that UIView risen beyond UIButton


