
Useful Freebies for Web Designers & Developers – Part 26
This is the latest roundup of useful freebies for Web Designers and Developers. Every month a lot of useful tools and web apps are released for designers and developers to help them with their designing issues. Each of these tools serves a unique purpose and most developers have integrated them into their workflow. The purpose of these tools is to save the time and the workflow to make much easier, plus designers and developers gets professional tools to learn and add to the projects in freely way.
In this article we have compiled a list of Best Tools for Web Designers and Developers which might be useful for their assignments and can help them to achieve the desired and eye catching results in certain period of time. Following tools are free but contain premium features and you can use them for your commercial or non commercial projects. If you are aware of any other useful tools for web designers, please let us know by shooting a comment below. Enjoy!
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1. ReadRemaining.js
This jQuery plugin allows you to show the user how long it will take to read the article considering the speed in which the user is scrolling.
2. basicModal
basicModal is a dialog-system for modern web-apps. It includes everything you need to display information, ask questions or request input from the user. Modals can be chained, so you can easily build a setup-assistant or show dialogs in a predefined order. Invalid input can be highlighted and handled using the included function.
3. Sass Burger
A Sass mixin for creating hamburger icons.
4. Toolbar.Js
A jQuery plugin that creates tooltip style toolbars. Toolbar allows you to quickly create tooltip style toolbars for use in web applications and websites.
5. Outline
Outline is a simple CSS starter responsive boilerplate for any new web project. It’s a modular, mobile-first framework which includes todays best practices for responsive design and core components I use on every project.
6. Insignia
Customizable tag input. Progressive. No non-sense!
7. Pintsize
Pintsize is the ideal place to start your next web project. As well as providing you with the basics to get building quickly, it’s nice and tidy file structure makes it easy to scale your projects efficiently.
8. watermark.js
A functional library for watermarking images in the browser. Written with ES6, and made available to current browsers via Babel. Supports urls, file inputs, blobs, and on-page images.
9. Shrink
A little mac app for your Github issues.
10. Radium
Radium is a set of tools to manage inline styles on React elements. It gives you powerful styling capabilities without CSS.
11. Nudg.it
Nudg.it is a simple app that allows you to quickly edit these settings on the fly.
12. Material Refresh
Google Material Design swipe(pull) to refresh by using JavaScript and CSS3.
13. CSS Dig
This Chrome Extension looks for stylesheets and style blocks on the webpage it’s run against and groups declarations together for easy inspection.
14. Challenger.js
Challenger is a drop-in JavaScript library that adds interactive programming challenges to any page. Challenges are flexible and expressive, and are super simple to write.
15. Interdimensional
Spatial scrolling for your web pages.
16. Vorlon.JS
An open source, extensible, platform-agnostic tool for remotely debugging and testing your JavaScript. Powered by node.js and socket.io.
17. Layzr.js
A small, fast, modern, and dependency-free library for lazy loading.
18. HTML Arrows
HTML Arrows is a clean and comprehensive resource for all the hottest HTML symbols, entities, ASCII characters and Unicode hexadecimal values.
19. Wee
Wee is a lightweight front-end framework for logically building complex, responsive web projects.
20. Marx
Marx is a CSS stylesheet to be used in any projects (namely small ones). If you don’t need the weight of heavy frameworks or you would just like to make an edible website quickly, Marx is perfect for you.