The Whatfont tool must be the easiest and fastest way to identify a web font you are hovering over. Just drag the borkmarklet to your browser bar and from then on you are only a click away from getting all the info you need about a font on any website.
Jpeg Mini is a free web service designed to get you the smallest file sizes (for faster loading) without sacrificing quality. The algorithm used shrinks the images significantly without any noticeable compression artifacting, the boxy pixelated blotches that appear when an image is overly compressed. Smaller image file sizes is always a good thing but JpegMini comes in particularly handy when publishing large photographs, giving your site a loading speed boost while ensuring your bandwidth usage is kept to a minimum. You can shrink single images or whole directories of images.
This is a nice color scheme designer to help you find a colour palette for your website or any other design you may be working on. Options include mono, comlimentary colors, triad, tetrad, analogic and more. You can also export HTML, CSS, Text, and Photoshop and GIMP palettes.
This online tool will allow you to warp text using only html and CSS. Using the interactive “live” controls, you can adjust the path, font, size, kerning, etc. etc. Then it will generate the necessary HTML code for you to download.
Check how fast your web page load time on multiple servers around the world. Choose the country and browser and await the results. Clcik on them for detailed charting of each elements load time to identify what’s slowing you down.
Vector Finder is a search engine for vector graphics, including EPS, AI (Adobe Illustrator) and Photoshop vector graphics.
Yes, All of them. See them change live, get the css code. What more could you want.
Very nice online tool to clean up your CSS files. Simply paste the code, customise your options and let this neatifying web tool do the rest.
For those of you used to designing in Photoshop, here’s a fantastic online tool that will let you design your layer styles using the familiar Photoshop style interface and shows you a preview in real-time. It’s a pleasure to use and writes the CSS3 code for you. Even if you’re not a Photoshop user, it’s such an easy tool to use, you’ll love it.
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