The document provides an overview of UI design principles and development for Windows Phone, highlighting the emphasis on a clean, open, and fast user interface that celebrates typography and prioritizes content over chrome. It discusses essential components such as live tiles, app bars, and basic hardware requirements, alongside tooling and extensions available for developers. The presentation clarifies that the information is subject to change and does not constitute a commitment from Microsoft.

1. Felix Rieseberg
Developer Evangelist, Microsoft Germany

2. A short
history of
UI design
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3. Ceci n’est
pas une
poubelle
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4. …Greetings from Windows Mobile!
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5. Let‘s stop imitating.
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6. Metro
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7. Wunderlist
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8. Sport1 Fußball
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9. ZDF Mediathek
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10. TV Spielfilm
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11. Purple Cherry
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12. Alive in Motion
 Clean, Light, Open, Fast
 Alive in Motion
 Celebrate Typography
 Content, not Chrome
 Authentically Digital
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13. Clean, Light, Open, Fast
Alive in Motion
Celebrate Typography
Content, not Chrome
Authentically Digital
A canvas, not a limit
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14. Apply your own style
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15. Apply your own style
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16. Basic Ingridients
5 Examples
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17. Live Tiles
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18. App Bar
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19. Iconography
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20. Typography
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21. Panorama
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22. Development
Workflow
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23. Minimum Hardware Requirements
 4-Point Capacitive Multitouch
 WVGA Resolution (480x800)
 DirectX9 capable GPU
 256MB RAM, 4GB Memory
 Accelerometer, Light Sensor,
Proximity Sensor, AGPS
 Back Camera
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24. Buttons
1. Power
2. Volume
3. Camera
4. Back
5. Home
6. Search
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25. Tooling
Tools
Phone Emulator Windows Phone
Samples Documentation device
Guides Community
Packaging and Verification Tools
myapp.xap
Windows Phone
Emulator
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26. Tooling (msdn-online.de)
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27. Visual Studio
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28. Blend
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29. Pick ‘n‘ Mix
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30. Local Database
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31. Extension of Pictures Hub
 Extension of pictures hub possible; promotes apps that
can edit, work with or share pictures
 Available for Pictures Hub, Pictures Viewer and Share
Picker
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32. Search Extension
 Apps can offer
themselves to assist
with products, locations
or movies
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33. Search Extension
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34. Password Lock: Encrypted Data
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35. XNA & Silverlight: The best of two worlds
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36. ...mehr beim
Workshop!
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37. The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents
the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this
presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market
conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of
Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any
information provided after the date of this presentation.
MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR
STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.
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