ColorZilla
Posted on: Friday, February 26th, 2010 in: Graphic Design, SoftwareColorZilla, a great little add-on for Firefox to help you get the hexadecimal color from a web page or image.
Keep up to date with what’s new in the web developer tool box. In a quest to make our job easier, here are some of the cool tools that can be found for webmasters.
ColorZilla, a great little add-on for Firefox to help you get the hexadecimal color from a web page or image.
In the next two posts I will list some real reasons why validating html will benefit the user, and how it will benefit YOU.
Review of the Document Readability Test created by Online-Utility.org.
The how and why to get a gravatar. The how to display them on your website or blog.
One of my favorite online tools I like to use is SEOCentro’s Meta Tag Analyzer, brief review.
PollDaddy’s rating system for WordPress blog posts. Works great!
Two great plugins to keep your WordPress blog secure, Firewall and SABRE.
New update for the Twitter Toolbar for Firefox.
Google is now slowly releasing the Annotations feature for their analytics.
How and why, you should use Google Analytics Goal feature. It’s time to set some goals for the new year.
Google’s Feedburner adds Socialize, a method to tweet your new RSS content.
So far, My Twitter traffic has more than doubled since I added the Tweetmeme plugin on my blog.
Feed Compare plots graphs comparing Feedburner accounts. They don’t even have to be your account.
I just added TweetMeme’s Tweet Retweet button. I think it could be a great plugin, and it helps virally market your post.
Google’s Webmaster Tools unleashed Site Performance, found under Labs, to help you improve you websites load time.
Six Custom Advanced Segments I Like to Use with Google Analytics, the minus Stumbleupon traffic one is my favorite.
Google Webmaster Tools now has a Keyword Significance list
McAfee SiteAdvisor offers a unique perspective of websites based on what green sites they link to.
Manage Intelligence Alerts with Google Analytics
Tip on how to use advanced segments to track your email campaigns. Includes links to Firefox, Internet Explorer, and Mail segments.