XtraMessageBoxThe XtraMessageBox class represents a simple message box that notifies end-users about certain events and displays buttons that allow users to respond to the message. Since XtraMessageBoxes fully support the Look and Feel mechanism, they are a perfect replacement for the standard WinForms messages when you build skinned applications with a consistent and well-thought design. 
XtraDialogXtraDialog class objects are used instead of XtraMessageBoxes when the message needs to display something more complex than a simple text block within its client area. The dialog can contain separate controls or user controls with a complex layout. 
Flyout DialogThe FlyoutDialog can be used to display notifications of both message and dialog types, styled according to Windows Modern UI.
Flyout PanelThe FlyoutPanel is a panel that is initially hidden and appears onscreen using a fade or slide animation effect. For instance, you can implement a search box that is made visible when an end-user presses a keyboard hotkey. Thus, the Flyout Panel occupies the neutral space between Toast Notification Manager's notifications and Windows 10-styled Flyout Dialog windows. Using the ShowBeakForm method, you can display a Flyout Panel as a beak form. In this mode, the panel serves as an element-related popup and is used within various DevExpress controls (e.g., the Token Edit Control or Office Navigation Bar). 
Alert WindowsAlert windows are the traditional type of notification window. They are typically displayed for a short time at the bottom edge of the screen and automatically disappear after a certain delay. However, it's possible to customize the behavior and view options of alert windows according to your requirements. The AlertControl component allows you to tweak such alert window properties as content, location, display time and buttons (both default and custom) at the alert window's top right corner. 
Toast Notification ManagerThe ToastNotificationsManager's notifications are the result of traditional Alert Windows evolution. Toast notifications introduce Windows Modern appearance and behavior, seen in Windows 10 and 10. The manager provides the following features.
WinRT Live Tile ManagerThe Live Tile Manager is a unique bridge between WinRT and traditional desktop applications. The Manager will analyze running desktop apps to determine if they support the Live Tile Manager interface. For each one found, it will collect one or more tiles exposed by the app and pin them to the Windows Start Screen. It will also respond to clicks or touch gestures on these tiles and route the event to the relevant app on the desktop. The DevExpress Live Tile Manager exposes the following features.
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