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This article describes how to create an animation page in Windows apps.
IntroductionIn Windows Phone 7.5, animation was introduced and it makes a Metro-Tiles look more appealing and attractive. Since at that time the Windows Phone OS was in its early days. Since then the Windows Phone API has been simplified more than enough. Unlike Windows Phone 7.5 we use a Story-Board feature (Microsoft Blend) to create a simple animation effect. In Windows Phone 8 we have a simplified Toolkit that helps us in creating page animation with a small change in your code.So, let's try to implement it in our demo app.ProcedureStep 1First, add a Windows Phone 8 Toolkit using NuGet in your project reference.After that, we get NuGet windows. Put the Windows Phone 8 toolkit in the search box.And add the following package to your project:After this, you need to add the XAML name space to your MainPage.xaml.Add your namespace just above the mc:Ignorable="d".xmlns:toolkit="clr-namespace:Microsoft.Phone.Controls;assembly=Microsoft.Phone.Controls.Toolkit"Step 2For Transition you need to change the implementation. For this, open App.xaml.cs.
ConclusionIt is not a definite thing, but when you are working on any app, then your main objective is to make your app attractive and this In-Out Page Navigation adds some Chrome to your app.If you encounter any issue with the code then follow the attached file.
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