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PC47. Expression Blend 2 Tips & Tricks. Douglas K. Olson General Manager Microsoft Corporation. Pete Blois Lead Program Manager Microsoft Corporation. Agenda. Why should we care about User Experience? Large Application Design using Expression Blend & WPF
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PC47 Expression Blend 2Tips & Tricks Douglas K. Olson General Manager Microsoft Corporation Pete Blois Lead Program Manager Microsoft Corporation
Agenda • Why should we care about User Experience? • Large Application Design using Expression Blend & WPF • Designing Applications with design-ability in mind • Debugging Design-time errors • Expression Blend Tips & Tricks online • Q & A
? Why did Microsoft create Expressiontools for Designers and Developers?
! Effective UX is not an option Developer – Designer Collaborationis a real problem It’s time to bring innovation back
! Collaboration methodsbetweenDesigners and Developersis broken
! Disciplines and what is requiredof us is changing
Itimpactshow we work together Source: International Design Magazine
It impacts everyone… (and teaches us that 1st impressions count)
Collaboration between designers and developers… … is expected all the time
demo Pete Blois Lead Program Manager Expression Blend
The Expression Team Blog – blogs.msdn.com/expression More Expression Blend Tips & Tricks
Technical Advice From The Heart & Soul Of Blend –ElectricBeach.org
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