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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 |
On IconExperience.com we provide professional icon collections to software developers and user interface designers.
The Alloy Look and Feel is a professional look and feel for Java™ Swing applications. With minor effort developers can make their applications look like native applications, or even better. It comes with four visally appealing themes and has some unique features, such as rollover effects on many components. The Alloy Look&Feel can be found at lookandfeel.incors.com.
The Kunststoff Look&Feel is a free class library for Java™ developers who want to make their Java™ applications look a little bit more professional. It is released under the GNU General Lesser Public Licence. More information can be found at kunstoff.incors.com.
Tejina is an interactive dictionary for Japanese characters. It comes with a number of unique features, such as
Mainichi-Kanji is a website that assists people in learning the Japanese writing system by introducing a new Japanese character every day. It is designed for beginners and can be viewed on any computer, even if no Japanese fonts are installed. Mainichi-Kanji can be found at mainichi.incors.com. 
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