Webdesign Toolbox

RoboFont is a fully featured font editor that provides full script access to its objects and interfaces. This means it’s able to support a rich set of extensions developed by fans to enhance its core features.

Github is the largest, and most popular code repository on the web. It stores both private, and open-source projects. Github features seamless code review, push and pull requests, and enterprise-level security.

WebdesignerDepot is a highly popular blog, with editorials, how-to guides, and news posts. It has a good selection of UX posts. It’s a great source of new apps, tools, and resources.

Lucidpress is a simple-to-use publishing platform for designers and non-designers alike. You can design layouts with its drag and drop UI, then download artwork or order prints directly through the app.

1001 Fonts actually has a few more than its name suggests, featuring as it does, over 11 thousand free font files to download. It stocks fonts that are free, free for personal use, and shareware.

Sited in the beating heart of the global capital of product design and fashion, Milan, Interaction Week features a three day conference, workshops, an education summit, leaders’ retreat, and numerous satellite events.

CloudForge offers both Git and Subversion version management. There’s built-in bug tracking, granular permissions, discussion forums for projects, and document management all included.

RocketTheme provides themes for several different CMS, of which WordPress is one. It also provides integratable plugins to add extra functionality to your site.

Ucraft’s logo maker is based on over 2 million icons, that can be customized with shapes and colors to suit your needs, and then downloaded in either bitmap (PNG) or vector (SVG) format.

React is a declarative, component-based library that specializes in building user interfaces. Build components that are able to manage their own states, and then pass data throughout your web, or native app.

WordPress is by far the largest CMS in the world, depending on who you believe estimates are that it powers anything from 25% to 45% of the web. It’s free to download and install, and many hosts will install it for you.

Monotype is undoubtedly the biggest name in font distribution, with its fingers in numerous pies. Its own award-winning library of fonts can be purchased via its subsidiaries or accessed via its enterprise-grade Mosaic service.