The Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) is the latest graphical display system for Windows. Now with version 4, it's the most radical change to hit Windows user interfaces since Windows 95. The underlying technology behind the power of WPF is DirectX. As a result, you can have rich user interface effects such as transparency, anti-aliasing, 3D graphics and hardware acceleration to name a few.
See below for the screenshots of one of my projects with my first attempt in using WPF. Obviously, it did not look as sophisticated given the vast power of WPF for generating great user interfaces. I've found out that you also need to be good on graphics design (which I'm not) to go hand in hand with WPF to successfully create the user interface of your dreams.
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