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Eickhel Mendoza
Eickhel Mendoza
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Eickhel Mendoza

Eickhel Mendoza is a Microsoft Business Applications MVP with many years of experience in project management, Microsoft Azure development, and Microsoft Power Platform technologies. He is a team lead of the Business Apps department and oversees all Microsoft 365 and Power Platform projects. He has contributed to significant community events such as the Power Platform World Tour, Global Azure Bootcamp, Microsoft 365 Developer Bootcamp, and Dynamics 365 Saturdays. He coordinates the TenerifeDev and Power Platform Canarias user groups with a group of like-minded developers eager to share their knowledge in different technologies. Eickhel is also a member of the organizing committee of the Business Applications Summit Spain.
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Building a floating action button component

One of the most recognizable features in a mobile design user interface is the Floating Action Button (FAB). They represent the primary action of the active screen. Almost every user will know their purpose because they have seen them in all major applications, such as Microsoft Outlook:

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Figure 5.8: Write new email FAB action in Microsoft Outlook

We will learn how to replicate this element using components in this recipe.

How to do it...

  1. Create a new app using the phone layout, and from the Tree view, go to the Components tab and click on New component. From the right pane, name it FABCmp. Set its Width and Height to 95 and its fill color to transparent: RGBA (0, 0, 0, 0)
  2. Go to the Insert panel and click on Add icon. Set its X and Y positions to 5 and its Width and Height to 80. All padding properties should be 20. Lastly, set its Color to White and name this control IconIcn
  3. Using the Insert panel...
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Eickhel Mendoza

Eickhel Mendoza is a Microsoft Business Applications MVP with many years of experience in project management, Microsoft Azure development, and Microsoft Power Platform technologies. He is a team lead of the Business Apps department and oversees all Microsoft 365 and Power Platform projects. He has contributed to significant community events such as the Power Platform World Tour, Global Azure Bootcamp, Microsoft 365 Developer Bootcamp, and Dynamics 365 Saturdays. He coordinates the TenerifeDev and Power Platform Canarias user groups with a group of like-minded developers eager to share their knowledge in different technologies. Eickhel is also a member of the organizing committee of the Business Applications Summit Spain.
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