Power Apps Screen Designs (UI/UX) - Power Apps Tutorial

In this Power Apps Screen Designs (UI/UX) Tutorial video, we will explore design ideas for your PowerApps landing screen / home screen experience and more. Whether you're a beginner or advanced user of Power Apps this in-depth video is packed with valuable insights to take your user interface and user experience to the next level.

🚀 Here's what you can expect to learn:
Design your Power Apps landing/home screen experience.
Create a custom Power Apps navigation menu using Gallery and Images.
Styling Power Apps buttons.
Screen Headers with curved edges.
Rounded Images.
Designing Power Apps Galleries.

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Table of Contents:
00:00 - Introduction to Power Apps Screen Designs (UI/UX)
00:38 - Demo of Power Apps Home Screen Design
02:16 - Build a Canvas Power App connected to a SharePoint List
03:57 - Build & design a Landing Screen experience for your Canvas Power App
09:05 - Build Navigation on Home Screen using Gallery and Images in Power Apps
19:30 - Change Power App Theme Color
20:49 - Design Power Apps Galleries & use Modern controls
21:43 - READY to subscribe to Reza Dorrani’s channel

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[dougydoe]

Simple, straight-forward, systematic and easy to follow tutorial. Always picking up tips to enhance my designs and for future projects. I have to say that the Modern Controls really do take the designs to another level... makes them look cleaner and really nice. Thanks for sharing again.

[hamytube]

Thank you 🙏, @Reza, for providing this video. Your videos are incredibly valuable and greatly appreciated. Thumbs up! 👍

[phungdao]

Thank you! always looking forward to your new videos!

[oluwatobipaul]

Thank you Reza. I will definitley recommend this to my colleagues.

[markmclean]

Another great video... UI is my most challenging aspect in power apps

[erandirajasundara]

Very helpful all of your vedio series....🙏

[brightshital]

Very useful. I just started development, and it's super useful to me.

[keithmaly]

Superb. Miles better than what's on LinkedIn learning!

[JohnHall]

This is well-done Reza. It's getting the basics for people on how to get started, showing a strong UI that feels compelling, showing creators some of the basics of how to adjust layouts and improve the user-experience in some of the soft-touch methods. I still despise throwing end-users to the default FORM experience within PowerApps, but I think this is a good place to send people who are prepared to build their "second app" when they are ready to really dig into the experience of designing vs. developing.

[rachitsinha]

great one Reza.
wish you to reach 100K very very soon..

[arunv]

Beard looks cool, how are you Reza and thanks for the awesome video

[freshrain]

Excellent video. Can you recommend any text books on power apps and power automate?

[kalpeshpatil]

Thanks Reza as always 😊
Can I suggest topic? Governance and security implementation in power platform

[AshutoshDubeyCivil]

Hi Reza, Nice video to add to all of your existing ones, Superb ---

Can we import / link charts from excel in PowerApps?
Anything you can share on charts from SharePoint data?
Dashboard integration?

I hope you get the point, maybe future videos .. 😜😜

[xhcnqkc]

Very nice. How did you get the more advanced emoji's? They look better than the existing ones.

[garimatewari]

I like it, simple yet pretty😊. Where do you get the ideas for your videos. Really appreciate all your efforts. Is there any lookbook for powerapp designs just like sharepoint lookbook?

[dominikweberdomka]

Very nice video! I have a question about the connection between SharePoint and PowerApps. In PowerApps, can I have many SharePoint lists (like in a catalog) to choose from and when I click on a SharePoint list, I see all the information of the selected SharePoint list? Each SharePoint list has a column "Number", "Item" and "Quantity". To visualize it better: There are several employees who all have their own SharePoint list. Now when I selected the respective SharePoint list of the SharePoint in PowerApps, then I see the SharePoint list of the employee.

[angelo]

Thanks for this video... What about a model driven app.. Is this possible?

[tlghpcy]

Hi Raza, I have to create a skill matrix in Power apps. Would like some suggestions from you.

[mariotembo]

Hi Reza, would you please upload the part 2.