https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powerapps/maker/canvas-apps/set-aspect-ratio-portrait-landscape https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powerapps/maker/canvas-apps/create-responsive-layout https://powerapps.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/craft-app-height-and-width-expressions-to-create-responsive-canvas-apps/ If you’ve built canvas apps using PowerApps, you’ve noticed that one of the first decisions you need to make is whether you want a layout that is tailored for a phone or for a tablet. This choice will determine the size and shape of the canvas you will work with while building your app. If your app is used on a device of a different size (or on the web), your entire layout is scaled larger (or smaller) to fit the screen where it is running. If an app designed for a phone is run in a large web browser window, for example, it appears almost comically oversized for its space. It can’t take advantage of all those additional pixels, by showing more controls or more content. With this new update, experienced app makers can now transform apps into a responsive experience through some work with expressions. You must write formulas that adapt the size and position of controls based on the size of the screen at runtime which is now able to be referenced in the app. You’ll be able to adapt the layout of each of your screens to the actual space in which they are running. As a result, screens show more information with more appropriate font sizes, all making for a better app experience. Turn off Scale to Fit As responsiveness is not yet the default for canvas apps, you will need to disable the current default fixed size behavior. Navigate to App settings > Screen size and orientation, then turn the Scale…