Power Apps Responsive Header and Footer Components + Debugging

If you are going to build responsive Power Apps, then you are going to need responsive components. In this video, you will learn how to make a responsive header that uses inputs to control font size and the navigation screen. Then you will build a responsive footer to use for debugging. This PowerApps component will help you better understand App Size Breakpoints, width, and height. And of course, there are bonus tips sprinkled in along the way to help you be better overall at Power Apps Responsive Design.
0:00 It Starts
1:26 Quick Demo of Power Apps Responsive Header and footers
4:01 Creating the PowerApps Header Component
14:49 Using Power Apps Component Custom Input Properties
18:23 Making the font size dynamic based on the App Size property
21:44 Building a Power Apps Footer Component for debugging
29:40 Bonus tip: Visualizing the controls sizes by using a background fill
30:55 Bonus tip #2: Hiding the toggle that controls the footer with its visible property
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[@IMChrisThom]

I'm glad that I'm not the only one who has redraw issues like at 28.04.

[@ShanesCows]

Yeah 😐

[@oluwatobiyusuf]

Thank you Shane for this great video

[@SauloOliveira]

Great video Shane, thank you!

[@dougydoe]

This is an excellent video, Shane. I got a lot of "light bulb" moments on building Responsive Apps. Was there suppose to be a part 3? If so, please point me to that one. Thanks again for sharing.

[@ShanesCows]

Hey Douglas - A part 3 never got made. 😐 It just got too complicated.

[@dougydoe]

@@ShanesCows OK. Anyway, some of us enjoy the complications. 😀😀

[@lsrgsrp]

Vouch! for part 3

[@WahidAli-wi9os]

Where is the 3rd part of this series?

[@thechristianinitiative1445]

It got too complex and he hasnt recorded it yet. Responsive apps are not east to create, Microsoft needs to make this easier to do

[@Mamihuanna]

hey shane, can you please guide me on how to just draw a textbox in powerapp and then import the text from a excel data table so it will show up? I want to make a survey app and already have all the questions and answers in a table in excel, so it would be nice if Im able to import this text, so I dont have to write down all the questions in powerapp again. I only see those "make an app with excel source" videos, but I cannot see how to simply get a text of e.g. A1 in excel onto my text box. Any help is appreciated.