React Native
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In this React Native video lesson we want to learn about Floating Action Button in React Native, React Native Floating Action Button (FAB) is a UI component that is used to provide quick access to primary actions or shortcuts within an app. it is typically displayed as circular button that floats above the content and is visible at all times regardless of the user’s position on the screen.

FAB component is commonly used in mobile app design to provide easy access to frequently used actions such as adding new item, sharing content or starting new task. it is especially useful for mobile apps where screen real estate is limited and users need quick and easy access to primary functions.

React Native FAB component can be implemented using different third party libraries or by creating custom component using React Native builtin components and styles. we are using FAB from React Native Paper.

 

These are some key features of the React Native FAB component:

  1. Customizable: FAB component can be customized with different styles, colors and animations to match the app’s design and branding.
  2. Easy to use: FAB component is easy to use and can be added to any screen or view in the app with just a few lines of code.
  3. Accessibility: FAB component is designed to be accessible to all users including those with disabilities by providing support for screen readers and other accessibility features.
  4. Interaction: FAB component provides different event handlers such as onPress and onLongPress, that can be used to respond to user interactions and trigger actions within the app.
  5. Compatibility: FAB component is compatible with both iOS and Android platforms, making it a versatile and widely used component in mobile app development.

We can say that React Native FAB component is useful and popular UI component that can help improve the usability and accessibility of mobile apps. it is simple and effective way to provide quick access to primary actions and functions within the app and is widely used in various types of mobile apps including social media apps, productivity apps and gaming apps.

 

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