Dynamic Prototyping with SketchFlow in Expression Blend: Sketch Your Ideas...And Bring Them to Life!

Table of contents

1. Title Page
2. Copyright Page
3. Dedication
4. Contents at a Glance
5. Table of Contents
6. Foreword
7. About the Authors
8. Acknowledgments
9. We Want to Hear from You!
10. Reader Services
11. Introduction
12. Part I. The Theory Behind Sketching and Dynamic Prototyping
    1. 1. Why Sketching and Prototyping Are Important
    2. 2. Design Process
    3. 3. Patterns and Practices for Innovation
13. Part II. Let’s Build a Prototype
    1. 4. Getting Started
    2. 5. Importing and Creating Content
    3. 6. Sharing Your Project and Getting Feedback
    4. 7. Basic Animation with SketchFlow Animation
    5. 8. Basic Navigation
    6. 9. Basic Animation Using States
    7. 10. Working with Data
    8. 11. Bringing It All Together
14. Part III. Understanding SketchFlow
    1. 12. The SketchFlow Interface
    2. 13. Assets, Styles, and Components
    3. 14. SketchFlow Animation and States
    4. 15. SketchFlow Behaviors
    5. 16. Data
    6. 17. Annotating Your Work, Getting Feedback, and Creating Documentation
15. Part IV. Applied Knowledge
    1. 18. Project Brief and Sketches
    2. 19. Navigation Via Component Screens
    3. 20. Adding Animation
    4. 21. Client Feedback
    5. 22. Set Up for Behaviors
    6. 23. Refining States
    7. 24. Refining Animation and Interactivity
    8. 25. Incorporating Data
    9. 26. Refining Data
    10. 27. Advancing Fidelity
    11. 28. Advanced Fidelity with Templates and Styles
    12. 29. Post-Mortem
16. Part V. Reference
    1. A. What Is .NET?
    2. B. What Is XAML?
    3. C. What Is C#?
    4. D. What Is WPF?
    5. E. What Is Silverlight?
    6. F. Additional Resources
17. Index