Generate a Quick Yes/No list of Questions

The “Yes No Now” web tool generates a CSS or Table list of questions with Yes or No radio buttons. Enter your list of questions click the button and it generates your CSS/HTML code.
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Sparkline Generator

Generate free Sparklines with this webtool. The sparklines are dynamically generated from a list of data that you feed it (i.e. 21,12,13,14,22,11) For advanced users there are a dizzying array of configurations and data customization options.
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Flash Navigation Menu Generator

Free online Flash menu generator. There are a variety of styles to choose from (All animated) Choose colours, design style  then once you’ve entered all your button names and links all you have to do is copy and paste the Flash code into your web page.
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For an animated top menu bar generator look no further than here:

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Blurry Background Effect via CSS

Great technique from CSS-Tricks using “background-attachment”
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Prevent Bandwidth Theft

This website will help you create an .htaccess file that will prevent people using your images on their sites and stealing bandwidth from your account. You can allow certain sites access to your images or simply block all but your site. The webtool also allows you to check whether you have been successful in blocking bandwidth thiefs.
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Searchmetrics Report

This site’s search metrics report will grade your website in search engine  optimization terms. This is a pretty extensive report that covers all the usual Pagerank, keyword visibility as well as website loading speed, Alt attributes and more. There are many of these types of tests all over then net but you will tend to find that each one gives you one more piece of information that the last one missed. The test can take several minutes to complete so it’s best to start it before a coffee break.

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Free Businessmen Vector Images

Thanks to snap2objects.com you can download 24 free vector graphic images of businessmen in 2 sets.
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Clean up Your CSS

The cleancss web tool takes you CSS (or CSS on an existing website) and cleans it up while giving you a lot of choices about how it does this. Why would you want to do this?…

Well for two reasons mainly. It helps you get smaller CSS file sizes and better written code. The way the optimizer works actually lets you decide how much compression you want. From super compressed (virtually unreadable and editable by a human being) to visually pleasing. I prefer the standard setting because it gives you a little of both.

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Check Website Load Time

Site Timer is an online web tool to measure the length of time it takes to load a website, it breaks down each element and gives you a detailed report. Expected elements that it doesn’t find (such as a favicon for example) are highlited in red.
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