Rudi Grobler Session Code: WUX201

Agenda Interaction Design Behaviors Actions Triggers Source Code Control Designing with Data SketchFlow Photoshop & Illustrator

Interaction Design Visual design defines how we respond to the application Interaction design defines how the application responds to us

Triggers & Actions When ____ happens do ___ Triggers Key MouseGesture StateChanged Timer Actions ActivateState ChangeProperty ControlStoryboard GoToState LuanchUriOrFile NavigateBack/Forward/ToScreen PlaySoundAction

Behaviors Design pattern for reusable interactivity

Behaviors, Actions & Triggers

Source Code Control Visual Studio Team Foundation Server support

Visual Studio Team Foundation Server

Designing with Data Make it easy to build a data-driven applications: Sample data Design applications without access to live data source Create sample data on the fly Populate with configurable random data Drag and drop Master-Detail creation Better user experience for data binding Design-time support for Silverlight 3 DataGrid

SketchFlow Fast and easy prototyping Evolve from storyboards to rich prototypes Present and collect feedback Make prototypes real with navigation, data, behaviors Significantly lower cost for design exploration

SketchFlow

Photoshop & Illustrator Adobe Photoshop files Layers with positions Bitmap and vector graphics Text Masks Gradient and solid fills Adobe Illustrator files Equivalent to support in Expression Design PDF compatible files

Photoshop & Illustrator

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