Flutter Responsive Design Split-Screen: Mobile, Desktop, Web
What you'll learn
- Split-Screen Responsive Design
- Navigation for List and Detail on different pages
- Split-Screen List and Detail pages on the same screen
- Portrait and Landscape modes
- Phones, Tablets, Desktops, and the Web
- Layouts according to available device size
- Switch from mobile detail page to Split-Screen layout while resizing
- Dark and Light mode
- Reusable logic and widgets
- Nested Navigation
- App-wide state management
Requirements
- Basic Flutter and Dart knowledge
Description
What are our objectives?
In this course, you'll use Flutter/Dart to develop a responsive app supporting a Split-Screen List/Detail layout from a single code base supporting multi-platform Phone, Tablet, Desktop, and Web.
For instance, you'll create the Split-Screen List/Detail on the same screen depending on device, and navigation from List to Detail page on phones.
Next, the Desktop and Web requires to handle both Mobile, Desktop, and Web responsive layout when user changes the size of the app’s screen.
Guess what? No third-party plugins or packages needed.
You’ll start by analyzing the app’s common features, reusable logic, and widgets.
You’ll implement Dark and Light Mode, global State Management, and Responsive Layout Builder widget.
The Phone app navigates from the List page to the Details page.
For the Tablet, Desktop, and Web app, you’ll create a Split-Screen layout showing the List and Detail pages on the same screen.
Build beautifully designed multi-platform application using Flutter and Dart
Learn UI/UX techniques to wow the user’s experience and keep the company’s branding consistent between platforms
Use the latest cross-platform Flutter framework and Dart language to create pixel perfect UI designs and adaptivity
Create reusable widgets
Use Layout Builder to create a responsive layout for mobile and web
Separate concerns between UI, state, and business logic
Learn how to use State Management without using third party libraries
Learn how to create reactive screens to refresh content
Custom navigation between platforms
Create beautiful navigation transitions combining Hero and Navigation transition
Why Flutter?
Flutter transforms the development process. Build, test, and deploy beautiful mobile, web, desktop, and embedded experiences from a single codebase.
Flutter is an open source framework by Google for building beautiful, natively compiled, multi-platform applications from a single codebase.
Fast
Flutter code compiles to ARM or Intel machine code as well as JavaScript, for fast performance on any device.
Productive
Build and iterate quickly with Hot Reload. Update code and see changes almost instantly, without losing state.\
Flexible
Control every pixel to create customized, adaptive designs that look and feel great on any screen.
Multi-Platform
Reach users on every screen
Deploy to multiple devices from a single codebase: mobile, web, desktop, and embedded devices.
Stable & Reliable
Trusted by many
Flutter is supported and used by Google, trusted by well-known brands around the world, and maintained by a community of global developers.
Who this course is for:
- Easily create Mobile, Tablet, Desktop, and Web Responsive Split-Screen Design in Flutter
- Beginner and experienced developers
Instructor
Marco Napoli is an active and passionate developer, specializing in mobile app development for iOS, Android, Desktop, and Web platforms.
His journey in mobile app development began in 2008 when he created his first native iPhone app. However, it was during the Google I/O event in 2017 that Marco discovered Flutter, and since then, he has been fully immersed in Flutter development. Marco was even one of the first developers to be interviewed by Hillel Coren for the popular "It's All Widgets" Flutter podcast.
Currently, Marco's focus revolves around the development of mobile, desktop, and web apps through his company, Pixolini, Inc. Alongside his professional work, he finds great joy in sharing his knowledge and expertise with others in the field of software development, including through his published book: "Beginning Flutter: A Hands-On Guide To App Development."
On a personal note, Marco has a love for caffeine - he cannot code without his trusty companions: espresso, cappuccino, and coffee. He's also an avid enthusiast of the martial arts.