Responsive Power Apps

Power Apps using a responsive design look amazing on all devices whether they are on computer, a tablet or a phone. They are made possible by responsive containers. When a screen changes size, the responsive container also re-sizes itself and tell the controls inside of them their new position in the app layout. To demonstrate how to build responsive Power Apps I have come up with a tutorial where you will build a simple form form scratch.

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🐘 Large monitors have more space to show more details in forms and galleries

🐁 Small phone screens must arrange their layouts vertically to accommodate a narrow width and take advantage of scrolling

You are going to see me build something live and unrehearsed. Figuring things out and improving it along the way. I've done it many times before. It's the best way to let you see my thought process. Let's have fun with it 🍿 🥤

[bi-ome]

I wish I could 10-upvote this video, it is truly amazing. Thanks for taking the time, both of you.

[hpkeong]

Nice link and contents. Thanks for sharing

[simplechatelaine]

Great content! Thanks for all you guys do to help us learn.

[evolving-lm]

CountRows(Filter(videoTranscript, StartsWith(text, "nifty"))) // lol, love the video!

[briankgarland]

The web developer in me is just translating everything you do into the CSS that's actually being applied behind the scenes.

[Queesinbean]

Super useful content - exactly what I was looking for!

[muzammiltaleb]

Thank you for the great content, I have one question, Is this responsiveness work when we have scrollable gallery? I don’t think It will work on large device.

[janurbanek]

containers take a lot getting used to :D and some features dont even work in containers. For example PDF viewer cannot be placed in a container. I know, its "experimental" (for like 2 years already :D ), but still.