Uses a book metaphor to display information on screen. Represents data records as book pages and provides a life-like page turning UI. To navigate contents within the book, you "drag" individual pages to one side or the other. You can populate individual pages with info using content templates and bind the control to data, so that each page represents a single record.

Help Topic: DXBook for WPF | Video: The Book Control for WPF - Feature Demo

An advanced version of the standard WPF Tab Control provided by Visual Studio. In addition to the standard features, the DXTabControl supports features such as DevExpress Application Themes, close button within tab headers, data binding, animated header scrolling and more...

Help Topic: DXTabControl for WPF | Video: WPF Tab Control - Getting Started

Window and Dialog Controls

Allows you to display windows and modal dialogs that are visually consistent with other controls that use DevExpress visual themes.

Help Topic: DXWindow Overview

An advanced control to display galleries of images.

Help Topic: How to Create a GalleryControl

Designed to easily add splash screens to any WPF application. The splash screen can be completely customized to match your application's look and feel.

Help Topic: DXSplashScreen Overview | Help Topic: How to Add DXSplashScreen to Your Project | Blog: Silverlight and WPF Splash Screen | Video: Splash Screen - Introduction

Saves and restores an application's control layout. You can create multiple states (or layouts) for visual controls and then use the WorkspaceManager to instantly switch between them at runtime. To spice things up, there are several visual transition effects built-in. The WorkspaceManager can be used with any DevExpress visual control that support serialization (e.g. BarManager, DockLayoutManager, DXGrid, etc.) The target visual control may also contain other serializable DevExpress controls as children.

Help Topic: DXWorkspaceManager for WPF | Video: WPF Workspace Manager – Getting Started