WinUI 3 Modern Desktop Sample Projects
Dive into these practical examples showcasing various features and patterns available in WinUI 3 for building beautiful and performant desktop applications on Windows. Each sample is designed to highlight specific aspects of the WinUI 3 framework, from basic UI elements to advanced data binding and custom controls.
Adaptive Layouts
Demonstrates how to create UIs that elegantly adapt to different screen sizes and device orientations using WinUI 3 layouts.
View SampleData Binding Essentials
Illustrates fundamental data binding techniques, including one-way, two-way, and data context binding in WinUI 3.
View SampleNavigationView Patterns
Showcases different ways to implement the NavigationView control for hierarchical navigation in your WinUI 3 applications.
View SampleCustom Controls
Provides examples of creating and using custom controls to extend the functionality and appearance of your WinUI 3 apps.
View SampleFluent Design System
Explore how to apply Fluent Design principles, including acrylic, reveal highlight, and motion, within your WinUI 3 applications.
View SampleSettings Pane
Demonstrates the implementation of a dedicated settings pane for user preferences and configurations in a WinUI 3 app.
View SampleGetting Started with WinUI 3
WinUI 3 is the latest native UI platform for Windows. It allows you to build modern, high-performance applications using C++, C#, or WinRT. You can easily get started by installing the necessary NuGet packages in your Visual Studio project.
// Example: Adding WinUI 3 NuGet Package in Visual Studio
// 1. Right-click on your project in Solution Explorer.
// 2. Select "Manage NuGet Packages...".
// 3. Browse for "Microsoft.WindowsAppSDK".
// 4. Install the latest stable version.
Refer to the WinUI 3 Overview for more comprehensive documentation and tutorials.