Creating a user interface that is not only functional but also visually appealing is crucial in developing a quality Android application. In Jetpack Compose, modifiers play a significant role in adding and altering visual characteristics of composables. In this blog post, we’re going to focus on how to add borders to your composables using the…
n Android UI development, sometimes we need to adjust the visibility or opacity of a UI component to provide a better user experience or to create a certain visual effect. This is where the alpha property comes in. With Jetpack Compose, this can be achieved easily using the alpha modifier. In this blog post, we…
Creating a visually appealing UI often requires elements to maintain a certain aspect ratio. Jetpack Compose allows you to do this using a dedicated aspect ratio modifier. In this blog post, we check how to apply the aspectRatio modifier to composables in your Jetpack Compose layout. What is Aspect Ratio The aspect ratio of a…
In the world of Jetpack Compose, Modifiers are pivotal in designing and structuring our UI elements. They allow us to apply alterations to our composables, such as padding, background color, click events, and so much more. But did you know that the order in which you apply these modifiers can drastically affect the final output…
Jetpack Compose has given a new perspective to UI development in Android with its declarative programming model. Composable functions are the building blocks of this framework, and modifiers are the essential tools used to design the layout, appearance, and behavior of these Composable functions. In this blog post, we will focus on the Modifier.weight function…
Jetpack Compose is a modern UI toolkit that simplifies UI development on Android. It brings a declarative programming model which is efficient and intuitive, making it easier to create rich, custom UI components. This blog post will explain how to create a custom radio button in Jetpack Compose. Radio buttons are essential UI components for…
Radio buttons are a common sight in mobile applications, often utilized to enable users to select a single option from a list of predefined choices. A radio button group encapsulates a collection of these radio buttons, reinforcing the rule that only one option can be selected at any given moment. In Jetpack Compose, creating a…
As an Android developer, you’re always seeking ways to improve your app’s UI/UX. And in Jetpack Compose, one way to achieve that is by customizing UI components to match your design needs, like the size of a RadioButton. In this blog post, we’ll explore how you can use the Modifier.scale() function to adjust the size…
The ability to customize UI components is a significant aspect of application development. Designing unique interfaces often requires adapting elements to fit a brand’s aesthetic or improve the user experience. Radio buttons, integral components for displaying selectable options, are no exception to this. This post will guide you through changing radio button colors in Android…
Checkboxes play an integral role in user interface design. They’re a simple but powerful UI component that users interact with regularly. This blog post will focus on the process of creating a custom checkbox using Jetpack Compose. A Checkbox is a Composable function in Jetpack Compose. Although the built-in Composable Checkbox is efficient and customizable…
Checkboxes are an integral part of UI design in any application. They are especially important in forms where multiple options need to be selected. Grouping these checkboxes can create a much more organized and user-friendly experience. This blog post will guide you on how to implement a checkbox group in Jetpack Compose. In Jetpack Compose,…
Just like any other component in Jetpack Compose, checkboxes also have customizable attributes that can be easily modified to suit the needs of your application. In this blog post, we will focus on how to adjust the size of a Checkbox. Checkboxes are a fundamental part of any application. They help to provide a selection…