Create a Power App with 3 Screen Templates (Beginner Tutorial)

This is a beginners tutorial of how to create a responsive Power Apps in under 30 minutes. The app is completely responsive and uses 3 templates provided to us from Microsoft.

Most basic Power Apps that are created follow a 3 screen method using Microsoft Responsive Templates. The most common screens are:
1. Home
2. Gallery/Table
3. Form

We start of creating a responsive Form using a template.
Then, we create a responsive Table using a new template.
Finally, we create the Home Screen with the header and footer template.

Creating responsive Power Apps ensures your applications adapt seamlessly to different screen sizes, providing an optimal user experience across devices. By utilizing flexible layouts you can design Power Apps that keep functionality and aesthetics on mobile, tablet, and desktop. Using these best practices enhances accessibility and usability. Join us today to make your Power Apps more user-friendly!

Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
1:10 Using the Templates
2:20 What is your Back End
4:08 Responsive Header and Form Template
8:44 Responsive Header and Table Template
13:49 Form Items Property
15:11 Responsive Header and Footer Template
17:50 Conclusion

[andrewhess]

I feel like there was a little bit of filler at the beginning, sometimes people ask me to go over the basics more, sometimes people want me to speed up! Let me know what you think, so we can make videos even better in the future!

Thanks for watching all, hope to meet some of you in Vegas at the Power Platform Conference 2024!

[davidphilip]

I feel a good blend of both is perfect ... Basic to advance. You can ignore how long it'll take. You always give top-tier quality content. The video can be as long as necessary. So newbies get value and the pros can also get value.

[temidayolonge]

Great Job Andrew. Please make sure Dr Evil does more volunteering....

[lxz]

that is amazing! thanks a lot for your vedio.

[beecee]

Hi Andrew! I watch your content a lot, I feel like we should go a little deeper dive when starting the videos so not every video has the basics.

[antoniofelez]

Hi Andrew! really appreciate your content. What if YourName is combo box with multiple selections set to true, how can I make it appear in the table in separate rows. Do I need to use patch or this can be done with SubmitForm?