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New Settings UX #1194

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New Settings UX #1194

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This PR introduces a new UX for the Settings page that is inline with Windows 11, inbox applications and the Windows Design Guidelines.

It uses the Windows Community Toolkit SettingsCard and SettingsExpander.. more information here: CommunityToolkit/Labs-Windows#129

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I think you want to merge main into this again since this PR doesn't currently compile. Also not sure if having a dependency for settingscard and settingsexpander is worth it. What are your thoughts @gregwoo-microsoft and @bpulliam ?

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Thanks for implementing this PR @niels9001! This brings some much-needed consistency when compared to our other inbox apps + what is mentioned in the Windows Design guidelines.

@gregwoo-microsoft gregwoo-microsoft merged commit 7997879 into main Mar 10, 2023
@niels9001 niels9001 deleted the niels9001/settingsUX branch October 26, 2023 16:23
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