June 18, 2008

Stratum-supported Test Platforms

Filed under: Application Development, User Interface — Tags: , , , , , , , — stratumIT @ 10:42 am

With the new release of Firefox 3 this week I thought I’d take the opportunity to remind everyone of our supported platforms per our client contracts. FF3 does not fall in this range. Neither does WIN Vista or MAC 10.5. Not yet. Please make sure you test all work per the guidelines below. Thanks.

Stratum supported Operating Systems & Web Browser combinations:

· MS WIN XP Professional, SP2 & MS Internet Explorer 7.x.

· MS WIN XP Professional, SP2 & MS Internet Explorer 6.x.

· MS WIN XP Professional, SP2 & Mozilla Firefox 2.x.

· MS WIN XP Professional, SP2 & Mozilla Firefox 1.x.

· MS WIN XP Professional, SP2 & AOL 9.x.

· MS WIN 2000 & MS Internet Explorer 6.x.

· MS WIN 2000 & Mozilla Firefox 1.x.

· Macintosh OS X 10.4 & Mozilla Firefox 2.x.

· Macintosh OS X 10.4 & Mozilla Firefox 1.x.

April 9, 2008

Do you know what your users want?

Users don’t care about the difference between rich Internet apps and desktop apps. They just want software that is simple to use no matter where you lead them.

March 16, 2008

Most Used CSS Tricks

Filed under: Application Development, Internet Solutions, Intranet Solutions, User Interface — Tags: — stratumIT @ 7:37 pm

Dejan Cancarevic posted his most used CSS tricks on his blog, StylizedWeb.com. You might want to shoot over there and check them out.
1. Rounded corners without images.
2. Style your order list.
3. Tableless forms.
4. Double blockquote.
5. Gradient text effect.
6. Vertical centering with line height.
7. Rounded corners with images.
8. Multiple class name.
9. Center horizontally.
10. CSS drop caps.
11. Prevent line breaks in links, oversized content to brake.
12. Show Firefox scrollbar, remove textarea scrollbar in IE.

March 10, 2008

Firefox 3 beta 4 Released

Filed under: Internet Solutions, User Interface — Tags: , — stratumIT @ 11:17 am

Firefox 3 beta 4The 4th beta of the Firefox 3.0 browser was released Monday and includes more than 900 enhancements over the previous beta.

Mozilla said the new beta includes improvements to performance and memory usage, fixes for stability, and platform-specific enhancements. Some of the enhancements include a new download manager to make locating downloads easier; a full page zoom feature that allows you to zoom in and out of pages more easily; and integration for Vista, Mac OS X, and Linux that features platform-specific icons, buttons, and other user interface elements.

Get the beta 4 download here.

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