Navigating Between Pages
Although simple apps might have only one Page per window, most windows in real-world apps leverage multiple Pages. The XAML UI Framework contains quite a bit of functionality to make it easy to navigate from one page to another (and back), much like in a Web browser. Visual Studio templates also give you a lot of code in a Common folder to handle many small details, such as applying standard keyboard navigation to page navigation, and automatic integration of session state.
Although a Blank App project is given a single page by default, you can add more pages by right-clicking the project in Solution Explorer then selecting Add, New Item..., and one of the many Page choices. The different choices are mostly distinguished ...
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