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To build the UI:
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1. We'll begin by adding a [Container](#) widget. This will serve as the parent widget for our buttons and labels.
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2. Within the Container, add the [Row](#) > [Text](#) widget to display the ‘Quantity’ label. The Row widget is used to arrange its children (in this case, the Text widget) in a horizontal row.
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3. Next, add another Row widget containing two [IconButtons](#). Users will interact with these to increase or decrease the product quantity. Also, include a Text widget to display the updated quantity.
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1. Adjust the padding of the widgets to create a spacious and balanced layout.
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2. Change the icon of the decrease button to a minus symbol.
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> You can learn more about creating layouts [here](#).
You can learn more about creating layouts [here](#).
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## 3. Customize Style {#customize-style}
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The next step is to customize the style of UI elements. This includes changing the colors, fonts, and sizes of your buttons and labels. In FlutterFlow, you can do this via the [properties panel](#) which provides a range of options for customization.
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To customize the style:
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1. Adjust the height and color of the Container, and add a border radius.
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2. Change the font weight, size of the quantity label and its value.
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3. Change the color of the increase and decrease buttons to match your design.
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