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Introduction to Power Apps

Luise Freese

Azure & Power Platform Architect

Chapter 1: your first canvas app

Real screenshot of the Library Sign-in canvas app open in Power Apps Studio

Created a canvas app from a blank screen
Added controls: labels, buttons, text inputs
Used Set() and If() for logic in the formula bar
Turned on modern controls and themes, then styled every screen at once

Chapter 2: real data and galleries

Connected to a data source
Displayed records in a gallery with templates
Added Filter() and StartsWith() for finding records
Learned about delegation and its limits

Power Apps gallery of Lumen's tasks with the Priority label conditionally colored, High in red and the rest in gray

Chapter 3: multi-screen workflow

Real screenshot of the Bramblewood Helpdesk app in Power Apps Studio: the Tree view lists BrowseScreen with a ticket gallery and DetailScreen with a label and an Edit button, and the canvas shows the ticket gallery

Added navigation between screens
Built an Edit form with the full create/edit lifecycle
Added validation that refuses bad input
Ran App Checker before every publish

Chapter 4: responsive and published

Wrapped controls in Layout containers
Made the app responsive across phone, tablet, laptop
Published and managed version history
Shared with the right permission tiers

Real screenshot of the Power Apps Studio version history panel showing the Library Sign-in app published, with the current version marked Live

What's next?

Illustration of a person climbing steps with a laptop, surrounded by certification, achievement, and rocket icons.

Microsoft certifications align with what you've learned here
Keep an eye out for more DataCamp courses on Power Platform
Your real next step → build one small app for your team

Thank you!

Introduction to Power Apps