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04/04/2008
The IconExperience V-Collections released. 07/09/2006 Version 2.0 of the IconExperience icon collections released. 10/13/2004 Flags of the World icon collection released 10/13/2004 Update to the IconExperience icon collections released 04/02/2004 INCORS GmbH moves head office from Berlin to Potsdam 10/08/2003 IconExperience.com goes live 10/08/2003 New website design 08/12/2003 Version 1.4.4 of the Alloy Look and Feel released 06/12/2003 Version 1.4.2 of the Alloy Look and Feel released 04/15/2003 Version 1.4.1 of the Alloy Look and Feel released 03/19/2003 Version 1.4 of the Alloy Look and Feel released 11/21/2002 Version 1.3 of the Alloy Look and Feel released 10/08/2002 Version 1.2 of the Alloy Look and Feel released 07/31/2002 Version 1.1 of the Alloy Look and Feel released 06/25/2002 The Alloy Look and Feel version 1.0 released 02/04/2002 Kunststoff Look and Feel 2.0 released |
Screenshots
Click on the images to see a full size screenshot of the Alloy Look and Feel in action. Please note that the Alloy Look and Feel does not only have a state of the art look, but also comes with a lot of rollover and press effects, that make applications feel more interactive.
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exe4j is a very useful tool created by ej-technologies. It helps developers to integrate their Java™ applications into the Windows environment. The screenshot shows nicely the new look and feel decorations for outer frames. |
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Abeille from Jetaware is a query tool and database browser for PostgeSQL and MySQL. It helps you quickly and effectively analyze and debug your data. |
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Netbeans, the great open source Java ™ IDE, has a highly complex Swing GUI. This makes it a perfect application for measuring and improving the performance of the Alloy Look and Feel. |
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JProfiler is a superb profiling tool created by ej-technologies. The custom theme that is used by JProfiler was designed to fit nicely to the ej-technologies' corporate look. Additionally INCORS assisted in improving the overall look of the application by supplying the icons and various graphical elements. |
 
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Tejina is an interactive dictionary for Japanese characters. The feedback from testers on the displayed prerelease version was overwhelmingly positive. The screenshots show Tejina with all four standard themes that come with the Alloy Look and Feel (Default, Bedouin, Glass, and Acid). |
