Form Designing and Screen Resolution in Model-Driven Power Apps

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When building model-driven Power Apps, one useful feature in the Power Apps form designer is the ability to view the form being designed in various different resolutions.

To use this, open a form in design mode. Below we are viewing the Account Main form. You can see at the bottom of the designer, we are displaying Desktop (1920 x 1080):

Clicking on this, we see there are other options:

  • Desktop (1920 x 1080)
  • Tablet (1024 x 768)
  • Phone (411 x 731)
  • Responsive (800 x 800)

If we set it to Phone, we see the design layout redrawn to a phone view:

Same with Tablet:

And Responsive:

Useful when you’re building out forms targeting various consuming hardware.

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