Sometimes, you may want to show an image after the center crop in your app. In this blog post, let’s check how to center crop an image in Jetpack Compose. The Image composable has many properties for customization. The contentScale option is one among them. By default the Image composable use ContentScale.Fit. In order to…
Displaying images in black and white can be a great way to add a touch of elegance or nostalgia to your app, and it’s easy to do using Jetpack Compose. In this blog post let’s learn how to show an image in black and white. The Image composable has some useful parameters and the colorFilter…
The aspect ratio is the proportion of an image’s width to its height. It plays a crucial role in the design of a mobile app as it determines how an image will be displayed on different screen sizes and orientations. In this blog post, let’s learn how to set the aspect ratio to an image…
Jetpack Compose is a modern, reactive, and declarative framework for building efficient and beautiful UI for Android. It is easy to create and customize the look of your app with Jetpack Compose. In this blog post, let’s learn how to change the image tint color in Jetpack Compose. The Image composable is used to display…
Row and Column are two important composables to create a mobile app layout using Jetpack Compose. Row composable helps to arrange the content horizontally whereas Column arranges child elements vertically. Let’s check how to change the default background color of Row and Column in Jetpack Compose. Jetpack Compose Row Background Color You can customize the…
The Row is an important composable and its significance in building layouts is very high. It helps to arrange child elements horizontally. Sometimes, app developers want to make Row clickable in Jetpack Compose. Modifier.clickable is used to make Row composable clickable. In the following code snippet, when the Row is clicked a Toast message is…
Column composable helps to arrange child content vertically in Jetpack Compose. Sometimes, you may want to make the Column clickable to add further functionality to the mobile app. Let’s learn how to make Column clickable easily in Jetpack Compose. In Jetpack Compose, you can make composables clickable using Modifier.clickable{}. See the following code snippet where…
The Column is one of the most used composable in Jetpack Compose. It allows to align the content vertically in a layout. In this Jetpack Compose tutorial, let’s learn how to add a Column with rounded corners easily. The rounded corners can make UI components beautiful. You can create rounded corners with the help of…
The elevation is an important design concept of material design. Column composable helps to create a layout with child components arranged vertically. Let’s check how to add elevation to the Column in Jetpack Compose. You can show shadow around the Column using the modifier parameter and Modifier.shadow. You can give a predefined value and it…
An indicator line in a TextField serves multiple purposes in a user interface. It indicates focus, error, and even disabled states. Knowing how to change these indicator colors can make your app more intuitive and visually appealing. In this tutorial, we’ll walk you through the steps to customize the indicator colors for various states in…
Placeholders serve as guiding hints that help users understand what to enter into a TextField. In Android Jetpack Compose, you have the power to customize these placeholders to fit the look and feel of your app. This tutorial will guide you through the process of changing the color of the TextField placeholder and delve into…
TextFields are crucial UI elements that enable user input in Android apps. Customizing the look of these TextFields can improve your app’s user experience. In this tutorial, we’ll delve into how to change the label colors in a TextField using Jetpack Compose. What Are Label Colors? Label colors in TextFields help users distinguish between different…