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WPF based Microsoft Interactive Canvas wins Design Week award

Posted By: Adam Kinney | May 13th @ 10:33 PM | 1,655 Views | 0 Comments

The Microsoft Interactive Canvas, one of the coolest and most creative examples of a WPF-based application, has won a Design Week award. Due to the miracle of web video, you can listen to the creative team AllofUs talk about the project and see the Interactive Canvas in action and again here at SXSW this year.

Tags: Blend, Interactive Canvas, Windows, WPF

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