1. Introduction
Windows Universal Platform (UWP) application development reflects the importance of modern application development.
UWP focuses on creating applications that can run on various Windows devices,
prioritizing design and user experience.
This course will provide a detailed explanation of an important aspect of UWP development, which is Element Typed Style.
2. Styling Concepts in UWP
In UWP, styles define the visual representation of UI elements using XAML (eXtensible Application Markup Language).
Styles define the appearance of UI elements and allow the same style to be reused across multiple elements.
`Element Typed Style` is a styling method that defines styles for a specific type of UI element, targeting only that element.
3. Necessity of Element Typed Style
Element Typed Style provides a consistent visual representation for various UI elements,
creating a clear user experience. For instance, different styles may be required for buttons and text boxes.
In this case, Element Typed Style allows specific styles for each element to be defined.
4. Syntax and Usage of Element Typed Style
Element Typed Style applies styles by specifying the type of a specific element.
To do this, within XAML, you would use `