Project A can’t reference a class in Project B

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When you add a reference in your XAML, try to Rebuild your project once to recompile everything and to incorporate the referenced project and to make any new controls available. It is necessary when a file or a dependency has been changed, or even with no reason. But it will solve your issue.

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