Microsoft Announces Expression Studio
Microsoft yesterday announced Expression Studio targeted at designers or creative professionals. Expression Studio is expected to present a beach head suite of tools in the world rich media applications which are part of Microsoft's strategy for improving the user experience delivered. The Expression family of tools generate XAML which is easily consumed within Visual Studio enhancing the interaction between software designers and developers.
S. Somasegar had this to say about the improved collaboration between developers and designers:
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S. Somasegar had this to say about the improved collaboration between developers and designers:
“The Expression family, together with our Visual Studio® development tools and platform technologies, uniquely elevates the craft of design and user experience to the forefront of the software development process. Our goal is to enable designers to collaborate like never before with development teams so together they can raise the bar for user experiences and deliver compelling, rich, immersive, highly usable applications and content across the Web, the Windows desktop, mobile devices and the digital home.”Microsoft will deliver 4 products as part of Expression Studio:
- Expression Web for creating web sites which is available today
- Expression Blend for creating rich applications in Windows
- Expression Design for creating graphic elements for use on the Internet and Windows
- Expression Media for digital asset management.
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