Shared UI assembly
Reusable WPF themes, windows, dialogs, converters, behaviors, and views with no direct CAD API calls.
CAD Guardian LLC · Proof detail
Architecture-led execution for CAD-hosted desktop systems that need shared UI, safer upgrades, and a believable first sprint.
Public callouts
Challenge
Legacy CAD-hosted tooling had duplicated interface logic, modernization pressure, and a growing need for a reusable seam across more than one host environment.
Approach
Inventory current UI components and isolate host-specific references.
Extract shared themes, dialogs, converters, behaviors, and views into a reusable assembly.
Keep host integration at the edges and defer unsupported features without blocking the first win.
Architecture layers
Reusable WPF themes, windows, dialogs, converters, behaviors, and views with no direct CAD API calls.
Each CAD host keeps command registration, window hosting, API integration, and event wiring in its own adapter layer.
Change control, explicit acceptance criteria, and phase-based delivery keep modernization work bounded and reviewable.
Outcomes
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Route focus
Convert buyer-side uncertainty into confidence that CAD Guardian can scope, stabilize, modernize, and deliver under enterprise constraints.