Apps have been a core part of modern smartphone ecosystems, which you can see through the success of Google’s Android and Apple’s iOS. The usage and function of both platforms has grown in leaps and bounds thanks to the apps community. Since Microsoft is preparing to join in the fight for smartphone domination, surely they have to get it right for the apps community with their SDK. That’s where this concept golf scoring app from Redmond comes in, to demonstrate how it’s done, the Microsoft way.

Designed using Microsoft’s favoured Metro aesthetic, it really streamlines the user experience by employing “multiple touch targets [that] are spread out from one another” and distilling content down to large, easily readable data. Check out the videos below to get more of the idea. Pretty cool stuff.

SOURCE via MSDN