Adapting PCF Controls for Model Driven apps New (Modern) Look
If you’re a user of a Power Platform’s model-driven app, you’ve likely come across the ’ Try the new look’ switch appearing on your app header.

Indeed, toggling this switch will result in the platform adopting a modern Fluent Design System (a.k.a. Fluent 2) for rendering model-driven form elements such as fields and command bars.
While this evolution is undoubtedly a positive and necessary step for the platform as a whole, it can present several challenges for PCF Control authors aiming to ensure their controls seamlessly blend with the out-of-the-box UI, delivering a polished user experience.
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