Building User Interfaces
- Select and configure content controls. It may include but not limited to applying attached properties of controls to a user interface element; selecting appropriate controls for specific uses.
- Select and configure item controls. It may include but not limited to using lists, toolbars, menus, tree views, virtualization of item controls, and status bar.
- Select and configure layout panels. It may include but not limited to choosing the correct layout panel; configuring sizing; aligning content; using a grid splitter.
- Integrate Windows Forms controls into a WPF application. It may include but not limited to adding controls not available in WPF, such as the property grid and masked text box; interop dialog boxes.
- Create user and custom controls. It may include but not limited to render appearance based on currently selected system theme; incorporate accessibility features by using UI automation; choosing between custom controls, user controls, and templates; consuming user control or custom controls; creating and handling routed events.
