Container: Aspect ratio relative to screen

👉 The Tag
The height of the container is calculated with the screen height, so they won't maintain the designed aspect ratio, but is useful when you want a container to be relative to the screen. (ex: container height is 100% of the screen in the design, it will appear 100% on any device screen).
📍 Where to add the tag: A second-level container
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[aspectratio:screen]
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How does it adjust your design to fit to any phone?
Bravo renders components considering their dimensions in reference to the specific device dimensions. In other words, it uses percentages to adapt to each screen.
If the design is not fitting the screen as intended, add a splash screen in your Figma. The splash screen acts as a "default" size for Bravo to calculate the ratio of the other app pages.
🏷️  How to add the tag
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Create your design on the default app page size.
    2. Add a container around the design.
    3. Paste the tag into the layer name of the 2nd-level container.
    4. Import to Bravo Studio & preview on Bravo Vision 🚀 (If you imported the app before, you just need to press the button Update in Bravo Studio to see the changes).
💾 Example files
Duplicate the files below to see how to set it up!
Bravo Tags Cheat Sheet
Figma

Container: Horizontal slider

Layer (sticky element)

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Contents

👉 The Tag

🏷️ How to add the tag

💾 Example files