Browserling. Used to view websites from a variety of browsers using a virtual session. Free for limited use. [More]
Grammarly. A simple web-based program for writing content. The system offers suggested changes in style, spelling, and grammar. There are also some plug-ins available for third-party programs. [More]
MDN. The Mozilla Developer Network has reference materials and resources for web development. [More]
Stack Overflow. Developer community with answers to common coding questions. [More]
Visual Studio Code. A free Microsoft coding program for Apple, Linux, and Windows. [More]
W3 Schools. Numerous resources for working with HTML and other coding languages. [More]
WAVE - Accessibility Evaluation Tool. Helpful site scanner to help make content more accessible. [More]
What Is My Screen Resolution. Helpful tool for determining the screen resolution on your device. [More]

Web Design Color Pallette Tools

Adobe - This is the color wheel tool from Adobe. This page also includes a menu of other helpful color tools. [More]
Apple Digital Color Meter. Used to view websites from a variety of browsers using a virtual session. Free for limited use. [More]
Canva - This is the color palette tool from Canva. [More]
ColorPalette.org - Many helpful color palette tools. [More]
Coolors.co - A helpful tool that creates a color pallette based on any image you upload. [More]
Digital Color Meter - This is used to match and create colors. It is a program included on Apple computers in the Utilities folder. [More]
W3Schools - Color Groups - A helpful list of standard HTML colors. [More]

Site Design Reference Pages

These are pages relating to site design, development, and management.