Web Designers
Our Directory' Top Free Tools and Categories for Web Designers
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Interactive Content & Engagement Tools are dynamic elements that encourage active engagement from their consumers. Typical examples are calculators, quizzes, animated infographics, or social games.
Go to Interactive Content & Engagement Tools
A landing page is a one-page website with a specific goal created specifically for a marketing or advertising campaign. Visitors “land” on that page after they click on a link in an email, ads from Google or social media, or other sources.
Go to Landing Page Builder
Mouse tracking tools collect data about the users’ mouse cursor positions on the screen, including how they scroll and where they click. A website heatmap is a behavior analytics tool that does similar work and visual how people interact with your content. Session recording, as the name suggests, records and displays visitors’ activity on your site.
Go to Mouse Tracking, Heatmaps & Session Recording
Popup Maker tools simplified the website popups creating process using a drag & drop editor, a pre-made template, and many more features to help you capture more leads on your site.
Go to Popup Maker
Website personalization allows businesses to provide users with individual experiences suited to their requirements and interest rather than giving a single, broad experience website.
Go to Website Personalization
A Diagrams & Mind Mapping is a visual way to represent a certain idea or concept, structure information, and generate new ideas. A Diagrams & Mind Mapping app makes it easy to share diagrams, convert them into presentations, and enable others to access and view diagrams easily.
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CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) is a style sheet language used to describe the website’s design and style, including the layout, visual effects, colors, and fonts. CSS is commonly used to describe the presentation of a document written in HTML but can work with any XML-based markup language.
Go to CSS
The fonts category features various free fonts in different licenses; many are royalty-free and can be used for commercial use.
Go to Typography & Fonts
Infographics are visual representations of any information or data using elements like images, text, icons, diagrams, charts, and more; mostly used for education and marketing purposes. An infographic maker helps you translate your confusing info into simple visuals.
Go to Infographic Maker
Graphic Design Editor platforms are modern graphic design solutions that allow you to easily create a wide range of designs using pre-made templates and a drag & drop editor. Those tools enable creating social media graphics, all types of marketing materials, prints, short videos, presentations, infographics, and many more.
Go to Graphic Design Editor
A sitemap is a file that allows search engine crawlers to fully understand your site’s structure, which helps get the most relevant results for a search query. The Sitemap Generator tool crawls your website’s content and generates a sitemap file in XML, HTML, or RSS format.
Go to Sitemap Generator
The best Free Bootstrap templates.
Go to Bootstrap
The best Free HTML & CSS templates.
Go to HTML & CSS
The best Free Joomla themes.
Go to Joomla
A WordPress theme is a folder that includes graphics, style sheets, and code. The theme is the foundation for the complete design of a website and its overall appearance. It is responsible for page layouts, headers and footers, typography, color palettes, and more. Downloading and installing a theme is a simple task done with a click and won’t change your site content, pages, users, or other information stored in your database.
Go to WordPress
A CMS (content management system) platform allows users to build, manage, and edit digital content. You can create a complete website without having to code it from scratch or know how to code at all. Popular examples for CMS are WordPress, Wix, Shopify, Joomla, Blogger, and many more.
Go to CMS
An online form builder is a tool that lets you create customizable web forms using drag and drop functionality and choosing the fields and options you need. You can use them for many things such as online order forms, contact forms, quizzes, surveys, and many more.
Go to Form Builder
Preloaders, often known as loaders, are the elements that appear on some sites and apps screens while the rest of the page is still loading. The purpose of preloaders is to entertain visitors and inform them the server is processing and that they should wait.
Go to Preloaders
Lottie (JSON-based animation file format) & animated assets bring static images to life and help designers achieve multiple things such as grabbing attention, expressing meaning, showing functionality, and more.
Go to Lottie & Animated
Photo Editor or Raster Graphics Editor category includes everything from simple apps that can adjust images and apply simple effects to industry-standard tools that professionals use for more complex needs with advanced manipulation abilities.
Go to Photo Editor
Vector graphics are computer-made images created with lines, curves, and points based on mathematical equations instead of pixels. A vector graphics editor allows you to compose and edit vector graphics images and create everything from simple icons to complex illustration work.
Go to Vectors & Illustrations
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is a regulatory framework that establishes standards for collecting and processing personal data from European Union citizens (EU). GDPR Compliance tools provide you with everything you need to meet these guidelines.
Go to GDPR Compliance
No-code app development or no-code app builder is a framework that uses a visual development interface to enable non-technical users to build applications by dragging and dropping different elements to create a complete app without any coding or knowledge of programming languages.
Go to No-code App Development
No-code web development or a no-code website builder is a platform that allows users with no technical skills and knowledge of coding or programming languages to build websites. It uses a graphical user interface and a visual drag & drop editor to place elements and data sets on the page to put together a completely functional website.
Go to No-code Web Development
An SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) certificate is a digital certificate that authenticates a site’s identity and enables an encrypted connection. It is the industry standard for keeping internet connections safe and secure. SSL tools allow you to create, manage, and monitor your certificate.
Go to SSL
The Design Collaboration category includes different solutions to help design teams collaborate and be more productive or for freelancers searching for better communications with their clients.
Go to Design Collaboration
Design Communities & News category contains valuable graphic & web design communities and design news sites for keeping you up to date with the latest trends.
Go to Design Communities & News
Design Inspiration category’ features many different sources to help you get inspired, so whenever you feel stuck and uninspired, you’ll find various ideas to help you with your next graphic and web design project.
Go to Design Inspiration
Sheet to App category includes tools that allow you to turn any cloud-based spreadsheet and database platform into a functional website and application. You can create and manage feature-rich websites with no coding required using Google Sheets, Excel, Cloud SQL, Salesforce, and others.
Go to Sheet to App
The color category features various color tools to help you create new palettes, find color variations and shades, extract colors from an image, learn the basic rules and psychology of colors, and more.
Go to Colors
Stock Photo & Images category features various free stock websites with millions of free-to-use assets in different licenses; many are royalty-free and can be used for commercial use.
Go to Stock Photo & Images
A variety of useful Graphic Design courses and many learning materials for all levels will help you improve your skills in all digital design fields.
Go to Design Design Learning & Courses
A Favicon is a small square icon used to represent a website on web browsers. Favicons are commonly displayed in browser tabs, bookmarks, history, and search results. It helps your users save time by allowing them to identify your website quickly.
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The Web Design Courses & Guides category features the best free courses, guides, and ebooks in all areas of Web Design and for all levels.
Go to Web Design Courses & Guides
Wireframes, Mockups & Prototypes allow designers to create blueprints and models of the final product. In a nutshell, a wireframe is a very low-fidelity way to present a website or application using simple lines and shapes. Next, the mockup is a high-fidelity static design diagram that includes logos, colors, and icons to make it more realistic. And finally, the prototype is very close to the finished product, is usable and clickable, and can be tested.
Go to Wireframes, Mockups & Prototypes
A Visual Sitemap tool helps you create and present the relationship between web pages and provides a clear picture of a site’s structure, content, organization, and navigation.
Go to Visual Sitemap
A UI (user interface) kit is a collection of ready-to-use components, layouts, and templates such as icons, fonts, buttons, navigation menus, etc. Designers use those pre-made assets to get inspired and speed up the design workflow without drawing every UI element from scratch.
Go to UI Kits
SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) is an XML-based vector image format commonly used in web design for icons, charts, illustrations, and two-dimensional graphics with support for interactivity and animation. As a vector file, it can be scaled up or down without losing any of its resolutions (unlike file types like JPG or PNG). This category features different tools to create, edit, convert, and animize SVG files.
Go to SVG
The icons category features various free icons in different licenses; some are royalty-free and can be used for commercial use.
Go to Icons
Color Gradients, a common practice in graphic design, are a gradual blending from one color to another. You can create color transitions in different tones and even blend more than two colors.
Go to Gradients