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which are the the atomic elements or building blocks of the UI structure in FlutterFlow.
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Each widget can be thought of as an atom or a molecule, depending on its complexity and its parent-child
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relationship. For example, an atomic widget (such as `TextField`) cannot hold a child element, but
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molecular widgets (such as `Column` or `Row`) can.
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This brings us to the concept of the **Widget Tree**, a visual and structural representation of how
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widgets—atomic & molecular elements—organized within a **Page**. It outlines the
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parent-child relationships that define the layout and functionality of your UI, analogous to how
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atoms and molecules interact in atomic design.
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This brings us to the concept of the **Widget Tree**.
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### Widget Tree
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Widget Tree is a visual and structural representation of how widgets—atomic & molecular elements—organized within a **Page**. It outlines the parent-child relationships that define the layout and functionality of your UI, analogous to how atoms and molecules interact in atomic design.
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:::info[WIDGET TREE BREAKDOWN]
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Each widget in this tree plays a specific role in constructing the user interface, from basic
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elements like `Text` and `Image` to layout structures like `Row`s and `Column`s that organize these
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elements.
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Here's how this widget tree would be represented in FlutterFlow:
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