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WPF Develops User Interface UI Component for Silverlight / Windows Phone 7

I am developing a fully customizable user interface component mainly for Windows Phone 7 applications and later for web applications (Silverlight). It will be something like a speedometer with some effects, that is, with a slow movement of the speed of the arrow.

How are these fully customizable user interface components created? Is Visual Studio or perhaps Blend used for this?

Are there any good online tutorials to help me create such a component?

I assume that it is completely written with WPF / XAML, that it will be vectorial and can scale according to my needs.

Thanks for the help, -David

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In Silverlight for Windows Phone, you can create multi-user UserControls. Here is a step-by-step guide.

Snowfall (User Control Sample): Windows Phone 7 Tutorials

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Do you know at least the basics of WPF? Well, if so, you probably know how to write UserControls :)

So, my advice: at least learn the basics of WPF and XAML. Return for advice if you are stuck.

And yes, you are using VS and / or Blend. (Blend is specifically for more graphically intensive / advanced controls).

There is a lot of introduction to WPF tutorials. But be prepared to wean what you know about UI design / creation. But your efforts will be generously rewarded, WPF is quite difficult to get in, but it is amazing when you hang it.

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