Using SketchFlow Part 1: Discovering Basic Principles of UX Design for Windows Phone Codenamed "Mango"

In this lesson you discover the process of conceptualizing an application, such as gaining an understanding of the user’s needs and goals. You also find out how to start your prototype using Expression Blend and the SketchFlow for Windows Phone template.

Using SketchFlow Part 2: Adding References and Sample Data to your Windows Phone Codenamed "Mango" Project

In this module you will add sample data, and then edit both the ItemsPanel and the ItemTemplate of a ListBox to create a professional look for your data.

Using SketchFlow Part 3: Creating a Customized WrapPanel for Windows Phone Codenamed "Mango"

In this module, users discover how to custom edit their data templates for their phone app by importing images and adding motion.

Using SketchFlowPart 4: Customizing Existing Controls to Create the UI for Windows Phone Codenamed "Mango"

In this module, viewers discover how to drop in Native Adobe Illustrator artwork and turn it into working controls. They also find out how to edit the button template, take advantage of states, transitions and behaviors.

 Using SketchFlow Part 5: Adding Behaviors to Your ListBoxItems for Windows Phone Codenamed "Mango"

In this section, you discover how to use the sample data, along with some behaviors and state changes to replicate selection choices in a ListBox.