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Designing Universal Windows Apps: Creating Beautiful and Engaging Experiences on Windows 10
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Jonathan Wiedemann, Design Director for the Windows Devices Group, will share how Microsoft’s design language has transformed over the years to support a wide range of devices and inputs that will take us into the future of Windows. He will clarify the distinction between design theory and design application, and show how Microsoft's design language is being applied across Windows 10 devices and applications. Karen Kesler, Content Director for the Windows Devices Group, will speak to some of the improvements in guidance, tools, and samples that are available to help developers create well-designed experiences on Windows 10 and beyond.
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The Discussion
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michelleof7 Where can we download the "Showcase UWP App Sample" Jonathan references from 6:00 through 8:00?
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vihsalvatore Where can I download the new nav pane?
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Wouterjm How can you make the Back button in the splitview pane have a different background color than the window close and minimize and maximize buttons?
will there be a default splitview responsive template we can use for our projects?
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Roger Sorry to burst your bubble, Microsoft, but no serious desktop user on Windows 10 cares about "universal Windows apps".
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scottkuhl I am also looking for the Contoso Entertainment premium app sample. I was at this Build session and they said they were on the Dev center for download but I can't find it.
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gsantopaolo Hi
The WDG Design and DX dev team is working hard to complete the Media App Sample and will release it this month, likely in the next two weeks on this GitHub repo: https://github.com/Microsoft/TVhelpers
You might also be interested in the following code samples:
https://github.com/Microsoft/WindowsUIDevLabs
https://github.com/Microsoft/Windows-appsample-huelightcontroller
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henryqng @Roger: you can design for the plain old Windows app or move up to modern design and make your app be accessible to larger user base with UWP. That's the beauty of "Universal Windows Platform".
@vihsalvatore: You can go here for the detail on Nav Pane: https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/design/controls-patterns
Karen and Jonathan: Thanks for the wonderful demo. Cheers!