Creating a Glassmorphism Effect in Power Apps

Glassmorphism is a popular design trend that adds a sleek and modern look to user interfaces. In this blog post, we will explore how to create a glassmorphism effect in Power Apps, Microsoft's low-code application development platform.

Introduction

Glassmorphism is a popular design trend that adds a sleek and modern look to user interfaces.
This blog post will explore how to create a glassmorphism effect in Power Apps, Microsoft's low-code application development platform.

Steps to Create a Glassmorphism Effect in Power Apps,

Setting up the Background

Create a new canvas app in Power Apps.

Add an Image control to the screen to serve as the background.

Add an Html Control and add the below code

"<div style =' width:"& Self.Width-100&"px; height: "&Self.Height-100&"px; background:rgba(100,100,100,0.5);backdrop-filter: blur(5px); border-radius: 65px 65px 65px 65px '> </div>"

Customizing Controls

• Add your app's desired controls, such as labels, buttons, or input fields.
• Set the Fill property of these controls to a semi-transparent color, such as RGBA(255, 255, 255, 0.5), to achieve the glassy appearance.
• Adjust the Opacity property of the controls to control the level of transparency.
• Enhance the glassmorphism effect by adding subtle drop shadows or lighting effects to the controls.

Output Example

Conclusion

This blog post explored how to create a glassmorphism effect in Power Apps. By customizing the background, controls, and shadows, you can achieve a sleek and modern design that follows the glassmorphism trend.