Power Apps Screen Designs (UI/UX) - Power Apps Tutorial - ID Card Make

Power Apps Screen Designs (UI/UX) - Power Apps Tutorial - ID Card Make Hello everyone Raza here in this video I will show you how to design screens in canvas powerapps we will focus on the design for our home screen experience we will add a gallery.

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

With pictures that will navigate the user to various screens on the PowerApp we will Design the header experience with curved edges give a welcome message to the logged in.

User and a lot more so let's check this out in action our Focus would be to design the home screen experience for our canvas.

PowerApp I have an Events app where users can see details about upcoming events search for events create new events or contact the administrator.

Here the home screen experience has been designed to allow the user to navigate to different screens of this PowerApp in the top section I have this image that has these curved edges.

I also have a note to welcome the current logged in user show the user's image this app is an Events app and then I have these four navigation.

Options to take me to the different screen experiences in the PowerApp the first option is to explore upcoming events this leads me to a screen that has a.

Gallery that lists out all the upcoming events the next option for the user is to search for events they can search an event select an event.

Can update the event if needed then the user has the option to create a new event and finally the option to contact the administrator.

My data related to events is stored in a very simple SharePoint list in make Dot powerapps.com I will start off with a simple three screen power app experience connected to.

My data source so I'll start with an app template my scenario is leveraging SharePoint where the event information is maintained.

You can also bring it from Excel or SQL or datos my case with SharePoint so I'll select SharePoint it creates a connection to the.

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    I can search for my SharePoint site or I can simply select the site my list is called events list I will click create.

    And this will begin the process of creating a standard free screen PowerApp experience that is connected to that specific list and this is the typical Landing screen.

    Experience that we have for our powerapps the home screen shows the data from my SharePoint list I can search for data I can create an item in the list.

    I can select an existing item edit the item and this entire app has a total of three screens but for the purpose of the demo I'll add.

    A fourth screen to this experience and I'll pick one of the existing screen templates I will pick the email screen template which allows the user to send an email.

    From the Power app now let's begin with designing our Landing screen experience I will create a new screen and pick the blank screen layout.

    The Landing screen is the first screen that is listed in the screen's View so the screen that I just added I will make sure that I move it up right at the top.

    I will rename the screen to my home screen I would like to create this header experience with curved edges to add images to our PowerApp we can.

    Simply go to Media and go and upload image files I'll click upload pick my image file it uploads it in the app.

    If I simply select it

    It will add an image control on the screen whose image property is pointing to the name of the file that I uploaded if the image is not fitting in the space.

    That you've defined we can also go to image position and say go ahead and fill that entire space if you want to create the curved edges at the bottom of the image.

    One of the properties for the image control is radius bottom left I'll go and set this to a hundred so you can see how it creates this curved Edge at the bottom.

    And on similar lines I have radius bottom right that I will go ahead and set to 100. next to give the welcome message for the logged in user.

    I'll insert a label control this label control I'll give it a color white I've adjusted its font size the text property for this.

    Welcome and to concatenate text I'll use the Ampersand symbol I need the name of the logged in user we have a function called user.

    One of the options is full name gives a welcome message to the current logged in user which is me in this case to show the image of the logged in user I'll insert.

    And image control the image property would be user dot image and if you would like to create a rounded image.

    The width I will set to 80 height I will set to 80 and Border radius I will set to 80. so at this point it will create a perfect rounded image.

    In the middle I would like to give the name of this app which is my events app for this I will insert a very simple button control I don't intend for this button to be.

    Clickable by the user so the display mode property for this bottom I'll set it to view the text property for this button would be my.

    Events app I can also add emojis here if I hold the Windows key and the dot key it will open the emoji keyboard I can search for emojis in this case.

    I'll pick the calendar emoji and it can place that in the text of my button to create those rounded edges this time on the top right and bottom right.

    Radius top right I'll set this to let's say 50 and radius bottom right I will set this as well to 50. to change the fill color of this button.

    To match my header experience for the fill property I'll go and plug in my color code for that specific color the browse screen.

    I will rename this to search screen now from here if the user clicks on the plus icon it takes the user to the edit screen if I go back if I select a specific item.

    It takes me to the details screen but if I click edit takes me back to the edit screen but this time it has the context of the item I selected to edit so that same screen is being used as a.

    Dual purpose screen I'll rename the screen to my edit screen I also have a screen to send an email so I'll call this my email screen.

    I'll go and add another screen which shows all the upcoming events I'm recording this video as of the 22nd of September and these are the set of all the.

    Upcoming events the navigation experience uses images to give it a visual appeal so once again I will go to media and upload those images.

    I'll upload four images in my PowerApp to create the navigation I will insert a vertical Gallery control for the gallery control we have a property called layouts.

    And there are some nice out of the box layouts that we can choose from if you scroll down there are also image based layouts and one of them is title and subtitle on.

    Overlay so I'll go ahead and select this one for the items property here I will create an array of information.

    So I'm going to leverage the array notation for each item I will use the curly braces which indicates a record.

    Three key aspects that I would like to put in place the image that I want to show the title of that navigation item which screen do I want to take the user.

    To the first property I will call Title this will be the text that I would want to display.

    So in double quotes upcoming events I'll put a comma image I would like to give the name of the.

    Image that I have uploaded in my PowerApp I have an image that's called upcoming events as I start typing you can see how.

    Intellisense guides me through so I will select that I'll put a comma screen here I need to give the exact name of the screen that I would like to navigate.

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