We will start by creating a simple Windows app, with some common controls and modern features of Fluent Design like acrylic material.
To be able to create apps for UWP, you must enable developer mode in Windows 10.
Go to Start
| Settings
| Update & Security
| For developers
, and then click on Developer mode
, as shown in the following screenshot:
Accept the warning about how it "could expose your device and personal data to security risk or harm your device," and then close the Settings
app. You might need to restart your PC.
In Visual Studio 2017, open the Part3
solution, and choose File
| Add
| New Project...
.
In the Add New Project
dialog, in the Installed
list, select Visual C#
| Windows Universal
. In the center list, select Blank App (Universal Windows)
, type the name as FluentUwpApp
, and then click on OK
.
In the New Universal Windows Platform Project
dialog, choose the latest version of Windows 10 for Target Version...