One of the challenges we face in developing Jubilee is trying to program a user interface that works at various screen resolutions.  I personally use a high-resolution monitor and can see most of the data input screens without ever scrolling.  Many users, however, use smaller windows on even smaller monitors and are forced to do a lot of scrolling.   Jubilee sizes to accommodate a reasonable range of window sizes, but we are starting to set limits on how small we will program to.  We believe Jubilee should be 100% usable on any full-size iPad (not mini’s) and most laptop screens.  We will not expect Jubilee to be usable on a mobile device like a phone – although mobile-friendly apps, that make sense, are on our roadmap.  If you are having to scroll a lot here are a couple of tips you can try to make your work in Jubilee easier:

• Use full-screen mode. By clicking the 4-Arrow icon on the top toolbar, you will maximize the window to full screen to get the best possible fit.  You need only hit the ESC key to return to your previous window size exactly as you were.

• Make sure your browser is being viewed in “Actual Size” or “Zoom Out” rather than “Zoom in”. This keeps the fonts from taking up more space and pushing controls out of sight.

For our part, we are working to tighten up our screens with less white space vertically and horizontally to help reduce the need to scroll at any resolution.