How to create a custom confirmation screen for your FlutterFlow app?

In this tutorial, you will learn how to create a custom confirmation screen for your FlutterFlow app. The confirmation screen can be used in a variety of scenarios in the application such as confirming user actions, purchases, account changes, and other critical operations.

Please stick to each step in order to accomplish this task smoothly. As always, ensure you have FlutterFlow set up and ready to go on your development machine before starting.

Step 1: Create a New Screen

Navigate to the FlutterFlow UI and click the '+' icon on the Screens panel to add a new screen. You can name it something like "ConfirmationScreen" for better identification at later stages.

Step 2: Design Screen Layout

Next, you will have to design the layout for your confirmation screen. Use the drag and drop terminal in FlutterFlow to add the necessary Widgets. The confirmation screen typically includes the following:

• Header (could be a simple text saying 'Confirmation').

• Body (a descriptive message prompting the user to confirm their previous action).

• Confirm and Cancel buttons (buttons for the user to either confirm their action or cancel it).

Step 3: Set up Navigation

For the confirmation screen to appear, you need to set up navigation to it.

• Go to the screen in your app where you want to prompt a confirmation.

• Add an action to the event that should trigger the confirmation screen (e.g., button press, swipe gestures, etc.).

• In the 'Navigate To' field, choose your 'ConfirmationScreen'. This will link the selected event to the confirmation screen.

Step 4: Customize the Confirmation Button

On the confirmation screen, select the 'Confirm' button. You can then set up actions or navigation that should happen once the user confirms the action on this screen. For example, you may want to redirect the user to a 'Success' screen or simply pop the confirmation screen to return to the previous screen.

Step 5: Customize the Cancel Button

Similarly, configure the 'Cancel' button to perform an action when the user decides not to proceed with their initial action or decision. This is often set to pop the navigation stack, returning the user to the screen they were on before.

Step 6: Preview your Application

Always preview your application and test the flows as much as possible. You wouldn't want your app users experiencing any bugs or unexpected behavior!

Once you have completed all these steps, your custom Confirmation Screen should be set up. Now any time a user goes to perform a certain action in need of confirmation, they will be navigated to the "ConfirmationScreen", where they'll have the option to proceed with their action or cancel it. For the full functionality and edge cases, make sure you test your app thoroughly.