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9 Excellent Tools for Design Mockups
So you've just taken some killer photos with your new DSLR , or you captured a great video with your iPhone — what's next? While it feels natural to just post media quickly to your Facebook Page, sometimes great photos or video need their own home in the form of a personal website. But on the other hand, it's not easy to make a website layout that complements rich media. In order to make a great website, professional web designers take advantage of mockup tools to analyze layout, design and functionality. Taking advantage of these applications (some of which are 100% free) is a wise move — especially if you're interested in creating a professional website for your photography or video.New tools for web design and development: September 2012
It's a real mixed bag this month. IDEs, prototyping tools, visual effects, slide shows … there doesn't seem to be any obvious connection. But the tendency for tools to incorporate some degree of playing-field levelling remains evident. For example, a mobile framework that enables you to 'code once' – and in JavaScript, no less. Prototyping tools with components for multiple platforms, IDEs that facilitate rather than getting in the way of fluid development. An important goal for each of these projects is to iron out some of the web's wrinkles so you can focus on solving real problems not re-inventing the wheel.
In February we've stumbled upon, been emailed and had submitted a variety of tools for making the web dev's job a little easier. Not the massive JCB-type apps but the kind of delicate little tools which might fit into a calf-skin wallet and kept in a breast pocket, ready for use. JavaScript leads the charge, providing the polly filler which is currently holding the web together. Bridging those annoying little gaps in production and keeping end users from suspecting there might be any difference between Internet Explorer and Safari. There were more ambitious apps out there but ambition isn't always a guarantee of quality. And, interestingly, a couple of these entries are free while not being open source.
New tools for web design and development: February 2012
If you've had a quiet time of it these last 12 months, then well done you, because the rest of us were sweating just to keep up with the base rate of change online. HTML5 has reached critical mass, responsive development continued to barrel along at full tilt, then there's audio APIs and WebGL… Thankfully, the degree of change correlates positively to the problem-solving efforts of the developers and designers everywhere, dug into their respective specialities. As a result, along with the larger corporate-backed applications, we have a huge host of small tools and libraries, each designed to solve a particular problem or preserve a certain set of possibilities.
The 20 best new tools for web design and development of 2012
50 Powerful Time-Savers For Web Designers - Smashing Magazine - StumbleUpon
Being a web designer is not easy. Not only do we need to have a good understanding about visual design, typography, information architecture, psychology and a plethora of other disciplines; in our work, we need to take care of so many details, so that our job becomes more and more time-consuming, requiring dozens of tools, attention span and an effective workflow for beautiful, timely and functional results. And this is where small time-savers become handy.Website builder reviews on WebsiteToolTester.com - updated regularly
This table provides an overview of the most well-established and easy-to-use site builders from around the world. We guarantee you won't need any special technical skills to use these. The following online site builders are ideal for building both private and business websites. Most of them also include the option to add an online store. We update our reviews on a regular basis. Not sure what an online website builder is?