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  • 0 comments  /  posted by  Paul Yanez  on  Apr 29, 2010 (11 months ago)
    In the following tutorial Paul Yanez begins the building of a fluid layout for a Silverlight video player.

    The main goal to allow the scaling of the middle section of controlbar which houses the progressbar to scale according the width of the player. The left and right columns are a fixed size. There should be no loss of quality of the graphic asset quality of the controls and the position of each control should remain relative of it’s container at all times.



  • 0 comments  /  posted by  Paul Yanez  on  Apr 28, 2010 (11 months ago)
    In the following tutorial Paul Yanez shows how to create your own custom button with images, gradients and transitions.

    1- import an image and place on the artboard
    2- add a rectangle with a radial gradient the same width and height as the image
    3- add a rectangle with no fill and grey color as the border
    4- select all 3 objects, right click and group into a canvas
    5- right click and select make into usercontrol
    6- select button as the type of usercontrol you want to create
    7- right click and select “edit template/edit current”

    8- select the states panel and go to the “mouseover” state and set the gradient’s opacity property to “0″ and change the stroke color of the rectangle from grey to white

    9- change the transition duration to 0.3 sec and set the transition to “cubic in”

  • 0 comments  /  posted by  Paul Yanez  on  Apr 27, 2010 (11 months ago)
    In a previous tip Paul Yanez showed how Expression Blend does not render effects if you are zoomed in above 400%. In this one Paul explains how to change the zoom setting to 800% and render the effects properly.

    More times than not I am zoomed in well above 400% when I am designing UI components. I found out how to change the zoom setting to 800% and render the effects properly and allow me to design how I am accustomed to.

  • 0 comments  /  posted by  Paul Yanez  on  Apr 26, 2010 (11 months ago)
    This tip of Paul Yanez is for developers who use Expression Blend for creating effects. 

    Effects do not render if you are zoomed in above 400%. More times than not I am zoomed in well above 400% when I am designing UI components. So I was confused as to why I couldn’t see the rollover effect that I was applying to my component.

  • 0 comments  /  posted by  Paul Yanez  on  Apr 26, 2010 (11 months ago)
    In the following tutorial Paul Yanez demonstrates how extensive the font capabilities in Silverlight are. 

    Being able to display beautiful fonts within xaml allows the ability to programmatically alter a designed font with gradients and drop shadows applied.

  • 0 comments  /  posted by  Paul Yanez  on  Apr 21, 2010 (11 months ago)
    In this tutorial Paul Yanez demonstrates how to make a Silverlight application that takes up the entire webpage and has the capability to go full screen.

    This will allow you to create Silverlight applications that take up 100% of the width and height of html pages.

  • 0 comments  /  posted by  Paul Yanez  on  Mar 26, 2010 (more than a year ago)
    Paul Yanez has published part 2 of “Building a Windows Phone 7 Twitter Application using Silverlight in Blend 4″.

    In this tutorial we will build a Twitter user profile screen. You will be able to display the user image, follower count, friend count, status post count, user description and load the user page background image.

  • 0 comments  /  posted by  Paul Yanez  on  Mar 24, 2010 (more than a year ago)
    This tip from Paul Yanez is for those developers who use Blend 4 and want to create Windows Phone Applications.

    By default it seems that the ability to rotate the emulator and it contents is not set. A bit of code is necessary to have the contents of the application rotate properly with the emulator.

    Note: In Visual Studio the code is included, this is a Blend 4 specific issue.

  • 0 comments  /  posted by  Paul Yanez  on  Mar 22, 2010 (more than a year ago)
    Paul Yanez has published a tutorial in which he builds a Windows Phone 7 Twitter application.

    First I would like to say that the code is from Scott Gu’s article Building a Windows Phone 7 Twitter Application using Silverlight. I am very excited that Silverlight will soon be capable of working on Windows Phones. Designing for the phone brings numerous design and user experience problems not associated with the average 20-30 inch computer monitors. About 6 months ago I began tackling those problems in my previous Blend tutorials for layout, animation and video within a iPhone interface.