The campaign is targeted mainly at Internet Explorer 6 users who are not aware of the importance of keeping their browser up-to-date.

We started this campaign on our development blog CSS Gallery. and we hope more and more webdesign companies will do the same.

For a start we wrote  Common sense accessibility 2.0, a set of tips and tricks of accessibility elements that must be included in any website. How we use them, how they should or should not be included.  As usual, anyone’s experience and ideas are most welcomed.

The second post is much more practical and it offers the HTML/PHP/CSS code to implement an accessible contact form. The code is available for download but the it can also be tested and studied on our development subdomain.

We intend to continue writing about this subject and add more posts to this category. Also your opinions, ideas and suggestions are  welcomed in our intent to bring the accessibility guidelines closer to the web developer.

This version brings next improvements:
1. Now we have PNG and GIF support, also keeping the JPG
2. We fixed a bug related to correct selection of the image processing component present on the server.
3. We changed the order of the image processing components – now first priority has ImageMagick.
4. We removed E_NOTICE form the error reporting in php.

The new working script can be found on the Kroppr site.

Unlike other scripts, Kroppr is able to ROTATE, zoom and move the image in the real time without using plugins – such as flash or java. The cropping is done after the user is satisfied with the settings. This way, the load put on the server is minimised and also the visitor’s experience.

The installation is also very simple – add a script tag in the header’s page and a class to the image that must be cropped.

More info on the Kroppr page.

Here is a nice demo:

Our new look is announcing some more changes – we are growing and will reorient ourselves to developing e-commerce websites, more usable and user-oriented content management systems and useful Mootools/Javascript scripts for webdevelopers.

Thank you for visiting our site – remember to come back soon to keep in touch with our releases.

We are happy to finally release this last section of our website and we invite you to keep an eye on our blog because some surprises are being prepared in the near future.

Altough Rborn Development is a company based in 2006 we decided to extend the website with a blog in order to gather here all the news, portfolio showcases and products pages that cannot be hosted on the website. We invite you to browse our blog and website and drop us a line in case you think we can help your business grow.