I've got a prototype of a user-interface I'm working on using standard VS.Net Winform stuff - typical ugly looking buttons and list views and such.
My partners (business partners - not technical) - would like the UI to be more HTML-like - nice colors - buttons that are more like "labels" in a web form. Basically much prettier for showing the potential clients (and VC-people!!).
At any rate - I was looking at what WPF looks like from this link that Mendhak had in the FAQ here...
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/...de-Part-1-of-n
Seems the vector-graphics part of WPF allows for very powerful UI-looks.
Is any spot clickable - any spot can have a code-event behind it - like HTML/Javascript in a browser?
And this is for an EXECUTABLE - right? WPF is for a winform with prettier looks - right?
Does the code-events actually fire the same way? In otherwords - I can migrate my Visual C# prototype to WPF and still use the same "event code"???
My partners (business partners - not technical) - would like the UI to be more HTML-like - nice colors - buttons that are more like "labels" in a web form. Basically much prettier for showing the potential clients (and VC-people!!).
At any rate - I was looking at what WPF looks like from this link that Mendhak had in the FAQ here...
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/...de-Part-1-of-n
Seems the vector-graphics part of WPF allows for very powerful UI-looks.
Is any spot clickable - any spot can have a code-event behind it - like HTML/Javascript in a browser?
And this is for an EXECUTABLE - right? WPF is for a winform with prettier looks - right?
Does the code-events actually fire the same way? In otherwords - I can migrate my Visual C# prototype to WPF and still use the same "event code"???