We make full use of WPF support for styling and templating, which means that if you want to customize the look and feel of the wizard you can do so. This capability is used internally to automatically switch to the Aero Wizard look and feel when running under Windows Vista. Even common icons selected for use in the wizard change their appearance automatically. You can rest assured that when you deploy your application, your wizards will take on an appearance appropriate to the environment in which they are running.

Animated transitions are employed when the user switches between pages at runtime. The developer can choose between a variety of transition types and speeds to give your application a distinctive feel. This level of interface "polish" is facilitated by the WPF platform on which the product is built and serves to subtly enhance the user experience.

The designer integration shipped with Wizard Framework adds the finishing touches. An intuitive interface makes it easy to navigate the wizard at design time just like the user would at runtime; inserting and designing pages as necessary. Reordering of pages is as simple as drag-and-drop. A Wizard Window template in the Add New Items dialog in Visual Studio makes it a two-click operation to add a fully-functional wizard to your project. The helpful InformationBox control helps make your application maintainable by simplifying common text and image display problems.

Deployment of your application in a web browser is possible with full XBAP support. Full right-to-left support means you can deploy your application into any locale in the world and be assured your users will get the best experience possible.