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|Feature product manager=Asa Dotzler
|Feature feature manager=Blair McBride
|Feature feature manager=Blair McBride
|Feature lead engineer=Blair McBride
|Feature lead engineer=Blair McBride
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|Feature users and use cases=Quoting from [http://blog.stephenhorlander.com/2010/06/in-content-ui-visual-unification/ shorlander's blog post]:
|Feature users and use cases=Quoting from [http://blog.stephenhorlander.com/2010/06/in-content-ui-visual-unification/ shorlander's blog post]:
"The goal is to create something that looks appealing, connects the variety of different types of UI, is recognizably in-content UI and can be styled per platform."
"The goal is to create something that looks appealing, connects the variety of different types of UI, is recognizably in-content UI and can be styled per platform."
This feature falls primarily in the '''Experience''' category (from the "Discover, Experience, and Connect" vision statement.)
|Feature requirements=Relevant in-content UI is able to use the shared resources to look consistent with other in-content UI.
|Feature requirements=Relevant in-content UI is able to use the shared resources to look consistent with other in-content UI.
|Feature non-goals=* Implement other UI as in-content UI, such as preferences (long-term goal, separate project)
|Feature non-goals=* Implement other UI as in-content UI, such as preferences (long-term goal, separate project)
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