Action Card
The Action Card is a clickable card with a colored icon block on the left, a bold title and a short supporting line, topped by a transparent overlay button that captures the tap. It turns dashboards and home screens into clear, tappable launch pads for the main areas of your app.
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YAML source
- ActionCard:
Control: GroupContainer
Variant: ManualLayout
Properties:
DropShadow: =DropShadow.Regular
Fill: =RGBA(255, 255, 255, 1)
Height: =120
RadiusBottomLeft: =12
RadiusBottomRight: =12
RadiusTopLeft: =12
RadiusTopRight: =12
Width: =420
Children:
- ActionCardIconBg:
Control: GroupContainer
Variant: ManualLayout
Properties:
Fill: =RGBA(59, 130, 246, 1)
Height: =72
RadiusBottomLeft: =8
RadiusBottomRight: =8
RadiusTopLeft: =8
RadiusTopRight: =8
DropShadow: =DropShadow.None
Width: =72
X: =18
Y: =24
Children:
- ActionCardIcon:
Control: Classic/Icon
Properties:
Color: =RGBA(255, 255, 255, 1)
Height: =32
Icon: =Icon.Add
Width: =32
X: =20
Y: =20
- ActionCardTitle:
Control: Label
Properties:
Font: =Font.'Segoe UI'
FontWeight: =FontWeight.Bold
Height: =26
Size: =13
Text: ="Titre de l''action"
Width: =290
X: =110
Y: =26
- ActionCardSubtitle:
Control: Label
Properties:
Color: =RGBA(120, 120, 120, 1)
Font: =Font.'Segoe UI'
Height: =40
Size: =11
Text: ="Description courte de cette action ou fonctionnalité."
Width: =290
X: =110
Y: =56
- ActionCardOverlay:
Control: Button
Properties:
Appearance: ='ButtonCanvas.Appearance'.Transparent
Height: =120
OnSelect: |-
=// TODO — replace with your navigation, e.g. Navigate(TargetScreen, ScreenTransition.Fade)
false
Text: =""
Width: =420Common use cases
Home-screen navigation
Lay out a grid of action cards as the primary menu of your app, each routing to a section with Navigate.
Quick actions
Surface common tasks (New request, My tickets, Reports) as cards so users reach them in one tap.
Module launchers
Use cards to enter distinct modules in a larger app, each with its own icon and accent colour.
How to use Action Card in Power Apps
- 1Open the component page — the YAML uses the invariant Power Fx syntax and works in every Power Apps locale.
- 2Click "Copy YAML" to copy the full component definition to your clipboard.
- 3In Power Apps Studio, open your screen in the Tree view and paste (Ctrl+V) — the component appears ready to use.
- 4Rebind the data-driven properties (Items, OnSelect, Fill, Text) to your own data source and theme.
Tip — Keep the description to a single short line — action cards read best when the title carries the meaning and the subtitle only clarifies.