17 docs tagged with "Base Elements"

The Badget widget indicates the number of items that need your attention. Typically it's a medium-sized dot that floats over other widgets such as IconButton.

The Barcode widget is used to embed the information inside the series of lines and patterns. The data inside the barcode can be easily retried with a scanner machine, an app like Google Lens (Android), Apple Camera (iOS), or your own app created using FlutterFlow.

Learn how to add Blur widget in your FlutterFlow app.

The Button widget is a fundamental component in user interface design, utilized extensively across web and mobile applications. It serves as a primary means of user interaction, allowing users to execute actions or commands within an application. Buttons are essential for:

Learn how to add Calendar widget in your FlutterFlow project.

Learn how to add Chart widget in your FlutterFlow project.

The Draggable widget is used to make a widget that can be dragged and dropped to a different location within the app. It allows users to interact with the app by moving an item using touch gestures or a mouse. The DragTarget widget is used in conjunction with the Draggable widget to specify where a dragged item can be dropped. It creates a region that can accept the data carried by the Draggable widget.

Icons are integral elements in user interfaces, providing visual cues that enhance user interaction and aesthetic appeal. They communicate action, represent functionality, and improve navigation efficiency within applications.

Images are a fundamental part of modern user interfaces, enhancing visual appeal and user

Learn how to add the LanguageSelector widget in your FlutterFlow app.

The Markdown widget is used to input and display text using Markdown syntax. It allows you to format text easily, without the complexity of a full-fledged WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) editor or the need to write HTML code.

Learn how to add MediaDisplay widget in your FlutterFlow app.

The MouseRegion widget lets you know whenever the mouse pointer enters or exits from a widget. You could use it to build a user experience (UX), such as animating buttons when a user hovers over them and revealing or hiding menu items when a user hovers over the menu icon.

The StickyHeader widget is a special type of widget that allows the top part of a scrollable list to "stick" or remain visible at the top of a viewport while the rest of the content can be scrolled. As users scroll down, the sticky header remains fixed at the top, providing consistent context or navigation cues.

Text is a fundamental element in any user interface, used to convey information and interact

The Tooltip widget provides additional information or visual cues of a widget in a small popup box. It appears when the user taps or long-presses the widget or hovers over it. It's typically used to provide an explanation about the function of a widget.

The Transform widget applies graphic transformations such as skew (or tilt), rotate, scale, and translate (or slide) to its child widget. You could use this widget in combination with animations to build visually engaging apps.