GUI Design
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Hi, hope this is the right place for my issue (didn't find any other matching forum for this) I"m trying to find - unsuccessfully some arcticles over the web on how to make a correct GUI details view for a desktop application (especially using WPF). for examples, if i have a screen of editable data and, basic and advanced. should the advanced be in another dialogm or all on the same screen (maybe hidden). maybe replace the panel it self. I haven't found best-practices about subjects like that. Thanks Yanai
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Hi, hope this is the right place for my issue (didn't find any other matching forum for this) I"m trying to find - unsuccessfully some arcticles over the web on how to make a correct GUI details view for a desktop application (especially using WPF). for examples, if i have a screen of editable data and, basic and advanced. should the advanced be in another dialogm or all on the same screen (maybe hidden). maybe replace the panel it self. I haven't found best-practices about subjects like that. Thanks Yanai
There's no one right answer. Not even Microsoft keeps to ine technique. You could use a separate dialog or a TabControl. You could have a dialog that expands to show more controls. There was a memorable program that had a sliding panel that covered the "advanced" controls and even a little slide-out drawer.
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There's no one right answer. Not even Microsoft keeps to ine technique. You could use a separate dialog or a TabControl. You could have a dialog that expands to show more controls. There was a memorable program that had a sliding panel that covered the "advanced" controls and even a little slide-out drawer.