Since this video, u have a new fan.

I've been using home automation in one form or other for literally decades but recently moved from HomeSeer to Home Assistant. As I come up to speed, I've been struggling to find a good way to make dashboards for a predefined size (for my tablets). Responsive UI is nice, but in most cases for me, I'd rather just have a hard-coded size. I came across this video yesterday and was immediately excited. I spent an hour or two earlier today just messing around with it, and I'm super happy with the results. Thanks so much for sharing this technique!

Excellent video, just what I was looking for. Thank you.

Thank you for this informative video. This seems to work much better than the "grid method"

You just gained a new fan. Looking forward to the new dashboard and possibly some deeper dives into Layout card, the new grid system and maybe drag and drop

i love this! thankk you for sharing!

This is great knowledge to now have saved in my dashboard playlist. I have many priorities ahead of making use of this knowledge, but at some point will come back and give it a go. Thanks so much for sharing this!

Great video ! I was about to try using the grid control for my new tablet when I came across your video. This gives some much more control & produces a really nice UI.

Excellent and well presented. You gained a subscriber.

Amazing, love it, just what i was looking for in HA.

Very cool, Thank You!

This is perfect! As a graphics desk manager (retired) I always want to work with a grid layout.

Love it!

Amazing content. Thanks

Really appreciate your video and did my dashboard based on your example. How can I add chips card?

This is great - thank you! My only question is regarding the "tap_action" of the main custom button card. It seems when I set that to "none" it disables the tap action on all cards within the main custom button card. If I remove that section the cards all work, but the main custom button card also responds to being tapped. Am I doing something wrong?

Hey man, thanks alot for all of your videos. This is really fantastic video. May I Ask what is the type of the 55" touch screen you use for your fully kiosk home assistant ? Or what do you recommend?

Excellent! I gave it a try and it worked well but for some reason, when I use Panel (1 card), all of my rounded corners vanish. If I switch to Sidebar, the rounded corners come back. Sidebar also seems to work like Panel mode as long as I only use your single card so I'll keep going with that.

Brilliant.....

Amazing ! Do you know how to remove the "shadow" of the cards ?

Hi i tried to replicate your dashboard, but i am getting a little different result, the positioning part works great, the preview when editing the big green button looks great but as soon as i save the edit the rounded corners from the buttons on the green button and the green button it self change to square corners. Have you any idea where the rounded corners gone to, its a clean install of HA. ?? I love the full control of placing the elements on the dashboard, you made a great video with clear instructions, subscribed to your channel for more.

Interesting! Can you also use css variables?

Thanks can you do the clock next and a HVAC

I have HA downloaded and it's recognized some smart lights, Google items, TVs but I really need and idiots guide to HA 101 once it's running. Any suggested videos?

home assistant beginner here, will I be able to add frigate cards in dashboard?

How did you find this!!! So cool 😎

This is probably the best vid I have seen on the TOTAL NIGHMARE of Home Assistant. From someone, sort of forced from node-red to get involved in this cryptic adventure land this is exactly how a 'dashboard ' should be created in 2024, but not like you are having to do it. There should be an IDE type of 'form' to do the drag & drop of 'cards ? etc' and IDE arrow buttons to move the things around the dashboard, dropdown to select colours etc etc etc, not having to type copy/paste/edit/loop, and also not using that joke of a 'language ?' called YAML, it's 2024. This video has given me a little hope of not felling sick when tinkering with HA, it will lighten things up for me. If i seem a little anti HA, well, after 10+ years of node-red and my own custom programs I am still trying to get my dozen or so mqtt devices list in HA, as they all operate flawlessly under NR. Oh, I can get ONE of them seen by HA, but I have some 630, yes 630+ other devices listed in HA that I don't own, and most of them controllable, but what/where they are is a mystery. So HA, what an absolute joke of a user interface/usability mess. Thks so much for this, I will checking your other vids as there may be one there to get my existing mqtt devices running after a good couple of months of wasted HA hacking time, and heh, still no further forward as of now. It's not fit for 2004, let alone 2024.

don't get me wrong, this is really cool but will be a hell to maintain I will pass

amazing... but for a beginner who knows nothing about coding /css etc, this is still extremly hard to understand.. lol. Hopefully the devs will make it much easier to do things like this in the future..

A surface studio is an expensive home assistant dashboard lol

HACS is not an Add-on. HACS does not have any Add-ons. These are Custom Integrations. Please pay attention. Why do you completely confuse people by saying this... I heard this at 02:11 and immediately shut the video off...