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I’m coming from VB6. There I had a main form with a menu. The documents(user interfaces) were usercontrols. The user selected his required document from the menu and then the required usercontrol appeared on the main form.
Is this a best practice in WPF or are there better solutions? (obviously the “main form from VB6” in WPF would be a System.Windows.Window)
Not sure if I get what you want to do: But usually you have a ContentControl. You load the UserControl you want into it (using the myContentControl.Content property).
If you are new to WPF, make sure you check out the MVVM pattern. It greatly increases the quality of your code, even though it makes some things a little tricky :).