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So you’ve just moved into your new pad and you’re having a house-warming party. You’ve invited about 50 friends. Imagine having to give directions to each one! Or you might want to create a How-To Tutorial for some features of your new website or applications. How will you educate everyone?
If you’re fed-up of trying to explain [...]
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Arpetium.org is a translation website, similar to translate.google.com and babelfish.yahoo.com. The difference lies in the fact that, unlike the other two, this one relies solely on donor funding and volunteer efforts for its development.
The first thing that hits you is the fact that the homepage gets right down to business. No fluff. No marketing gimmicks. [...]
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Don’t be fooled by the plain Jane looks of Sitetrail. This is possibly one of the best free tools out there for analyzing and comparing your website’s position with the competition. It analyzes every conceivable aspect of a website, from social media to HTTP header analysis. This tool is good for both Webmasters as well [...]
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You want that picture you put up on Facebook and Twitter to grab eyeballs? Want to spruce up those tired old pictures? Don’t know how to swing it in photo-editing apps like Coral and Photoshop? Here’s a secret: You don’t have to know how!
If you want to graphically modify your pictures using some insane textures, [...]
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Remember the movie “The Bucket List” with Morgan Freeman and Jack Nicholson, who portray two old men who want to finally do the things they have always wanted to do? The website Stomp.io took that idea and built a website around it. On Stomp.io, you can create your own bucket list of amazing things you [...]
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Diagram.ly is a web app that lets you draw all kinds of diagrams and information graphics right from your browser. The app is self-explanatory and neatly organized. In fact, there is no welcome page, no distractive elements on there at all. You get straight to the drawing part.
When drawing, you can choose shapes from several [...]