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HarmonyOS safe area adaptation is handled by applying declarative strategies for safe area expansion and system bar avoidance. This ensures interactive content remains unobstructed by status bars, navigation indicators, and camera cutouts across diverse device form factors.

Preventing the soft keyboard from hiding input fields requires implementing soft keyboard handling strategies within your HarmonyOS layout. This dynamically adjusts the UI to keep text fields visible and interactive when the keyboard appears.

HarmonyOS layout adaptation fully supports multi-device scenarios including phones, tablets, and foldables. It dynamically detects system UI changes triggered by folding, unfolding, or orientation shifts to update the layout automatically.

Creating an immersive full-screen layout in HarmonyOS involves extending backgrounds into system areas while applying avoidance strategies. This keeps interactive content safe from system-level obstructions like navigation indicators and cutouts.

Your bottom navigation bar obscures buttons because the layout lacks dynamic avoidance strategies for window size or orientation changes. Implementing a dynamic padding strategy prevents system UI overlays from overlapping interactive elements.