Firebug Guide for Web Designers

Firebug — an open source web development tool extension for the Mozilla Firefox web browser — is incredibly powerful, with a wide range of super useful and practical features that would benefit any web designer or developer. In fact, this browser extension (also available in other web browsers with limited functionality) is so useful and popular that it has browser extensions of its own. This real-time coding tool reduces the guesswork out of debugging web pages, among many other things such web page layout inspection/testing and web performance profiling, to speed up your workflow. Whether you’re building a web page, adding new CSS for a responsive web design, troubleshooting web layout issues, or inspecting how other websites are built, Firebug is going to be a valuable tool in your arsenal. Let’s take a closer look at how this indispensable browser extension can help web designers. Getting Started with Firebug Then you also need to download and install Firebug. Opening the Firebug Panel

Fireworks Web Design Tutorial Welcome to our tutorial on Fireworks. In this tutorial you'll learn how to design and visualize the sample web site found on the right using Fireworks. (Click on the image to see a larger view) As professional web designers we find Macromedia Fireworks is the best tool to use for designing and visualizing a web site. In just a moment you will see just how easy it is to design a web site in Fireworks! The first step is to define your canvas size and color. Congratulations! You could add all kind of cool elements to the site, like rollovers, swap images and drop-down menus. Please Like, Tweet, Share or Comment on this page if you found this tutorial/resource useful! No portion of these materials may be reproduced in any manner whatsoever, without the express written consent of Entheos.