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How to Design Flutter Circle Avatar Image

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When it comes to designing a user interface in Flutter, one of the common requirements is to display user profile images. A popular way to represent these images is by using circle avatar images. In this blog post, we will explore how to design a   circle avatar image in Flutter . Flutter provides a built-in widget called CircleAvatar that makes it easy to create circular avatars. Here are the steps to design a circle avatar image in Flutter: Step 1: Import the required packages Before we start designing the circle avatar image, make sure to import the necessary packages. In this case, we need to import the flutter/material.dart package. import 'package:flutter/material.dart'; Step 2: Create a CircleAvatar widget To create a circle avatar image, we need to wrap it with the CircleAvatar widget. This widget takes several parameters to customize the appearance of the avatar. CircleAvatar(   radius: 50, // The radius of the circle   backgroundImage: AssetImage('assets/profile_i

How to Add Flutter Custom Border in Any Widget

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Adding a custom border to a widget in Flutter can enhance the visual appeal of your app. Whether you want to add a solid border, a dashed border, or a dotted border, Flutter provides a flexible way to achieve this. In this tutorial, we will explore different methods to add a   custom border to any widget in Flutter . Method 1: Using BoxDecoration One way to add a custom border to a widget is by using the BoxDecoration class. Here's an example of how you can apply a border to a Container widget: Container (   decoration: BoxDecoration(     border: Border.all(       color: Colors.black,       width: 2.0,       style: BorderStyle.solid,     ),   ),   child: YourWidget(), ) In the above code, we create a Container widget and set its decoration property to a BoxDecoration object. The BoxDecoration allows us to specify the border properties such as color, width, and style. You can customize these properties according to your requirements. Method 2: Using ClipRRect Another method to add a