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We create UI widgets based on open standards like HTML5, jQuery and ThemeRoller.

We aim at simplicity and speed. We try hard to support all browsers and devices, legacy or new. We support the iPad browser. We also support IE6. And anything in between.

We link that to established platforms like PHP, ASP.NET WebForms and ASP.NET MVC to create a smooth experience and help developers deliver top products and solutions on time.

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