Articles for Expression Blend

Making your mark: Branding the SketchFlow Player

Thursday, November 12th, 2009

After you have created a prototype using Expression Blend + SketchFlow, you can distribute the files so that stakeholders can view the project by using the SketchFlow Player. By default, the SketchFlow Player includes a branding area that displays the text “Microsoft SketchFlow Prototype.” You can customize this branding area to suit your needs. For example, you can replace the default text with your company name or a custom project name. By using special tags, you can further customize the text, and even include a custom image, such as your company logo.
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Expression Blend templates, Part 1 – Understanding templates

January 9th, 2009

This article can help UI designers understand how styles and templates are used to customize the appearance of controls and other objects in a Microsoft Expression Blend project.

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Creating games in Expression Blend: Simon redux

November 10th, 2008

Microsoft® Windows® Presentation Foundation (WPF) and Microsoft Silverlight™ are great for making casual games for the desktop or the web. While a designer
is creating the look of a game in Microsoft® Expression Blend™, a developer can be writing the code in Microsoft Visual Studio.

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Using Expression Blend to create educational games and tools for teachers

October 11th, 2008

Build uniquely effective educational games and tools collaboratively, using MIcrosoft Expression Blend.

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