July 2013
Intermediate to advanced
448 pages
13h 38m
English
The primary form of interaction with a Windows Store app by its users is through the user interface (UI). Microsoft design style consists of a set of principles that provide a consistent, elegant, and compelling user experience in Windows Store apps. You should plan and design Windows Store app UIs with these principles as a reference. The UI should be composed of visual elements and controls, with a clear hierarchy in their layout. You should also consider users with disabilities and preferences, and design your app for accessibility. Reusing UI code in multiple applications will help you to rapidly build Windows Store apps; therefore, you should consider building custom controls and using them ...