Displays an arc.

Displays a backbutton

Compensates for space taken up by the keyboard and other OS-specific elements at the bottom of the screen.

Displays a button

Baseclass for buttons

Displays a circle

ClientPanel compensates for space taken up by the on-screen keyboard, status bar, and other OS-specific elements at the top and bottom edges of the screen.

Lays out its children in vertical or horizontal groups.

A panel that places children in a dedicated Subtree visual, allowing you to create custom container.

Content controls display a single visual child.

Draws a curve connecting several points, specified as CurvePoint.

Defines a point inside a Curve

Displays a component to select a date.

Lays out its children by docking them to the different sides, one after the other.

A Panel that can be used to draw lines using your finger. As the DrawingPanel is native only, it must be contained in a NativeViewHost.

A navigation control for panels that slide in from the sides of the display.

Displays an ellipse

A native view that hosts graphics-rendered UI controls.

Lays out children in a grid formation.

<HTML/> is a semantic utility node used to feed a WebView component or a LoadHtml action with raw HTML:

Displays an Image

Layout controls perform layout of the children.

Adds a map marker to a MapView

Adds a map overlay to a MapView

Displays a native map view.

Allows you to move Elements between different layouts using the Placeholder class.

Creates a layer of native Controls on top of a GraphicsView. Controls in its subtree will be mapped to the native controls provided by the OS.

General-purpose navigation container with on-demand instantiation and recycling of pages.

Allows navigation through swipe gestures.

Deprecated, for backwards compatibility

Represents a page that participates in navigation.

Provides standard transitions, user interaction, and page handling for a basic linear navigation.

Builds indicator icons for each page of a PageControl based on a specified template, and displays them next to each other. To use it, you have to provide a template named Dot, as well as providing a PageControl to listen to through the Navigation property.

A Navigator without standard transitions. This is convenient when you want to provide custom transitions for all pages.

Performs the default layout on the children, where all children get all available space.

The point at a normalized distance (0..1) along a path.

The point at a normalized time (0..1) along a path.

The tangent angle at a normalized distance (0..1) along a path.

The tangent angle (radians) at a normalized time (0..1) along a path.

Baseclass for controls that contains a range value

Displays a rectangle.

Draws a polygon with a number of equal length sides.

SafeEdgePanel compensates for space taken up by the on-screen keyboard, status bar, and other OS-specific elements on the edges of the screen. It should be used for any panel that touches any edge of the screen.

Used to navigate contents that are larger than the available size.

A ScrollView is a control that allows scrolling over the content. It only accepts a single child, from which the size of the scrollable area is calculated. That child can be a single element or a UX tree of controls.

Paging and loading manager for a list of items. Allows a large, or infinite list, to be displayed in a ScrollView.

Add scroll snapping behavior to the ScrollView. Scroll snapping allows you to lock the viewport to certain location after a user has finished scrolling.

Draws a shadow behind an element.

Displays a slider

Stacks children vertically (default) or horizontally.

Displays a star

Compensates for space taken up by the status bar.

Displays a switch

Displays a block of text.

Deprecated, for backwards compatibility

A TextInput with a default look and feel.

Single-line text input control.

Multi-line text editor.

Displays a component to select a time.

Panel that contains a toggleable value

Displays a video.

Forces the content (by scaling) to fit inside the available space.

<Viewbox>
    <Rectangle Color="#808" Width="200" Height="100" />
</Viewbox>

This will maintain its aspect ratio of 2:1 while stretching the Rectangle to be the size of the Viewbox.

Displays web content natively on android and iOS.

Lays out children one after the other in a given orientation and wraps around whenever it reaches the end.