A personal collection of links that do something, that offer an online service, and such.
A text-to-speech synthesizer allows a user to have a computerized voice read text back to them. Here is one on GitHub with a live demonstration found here.
I love having this read long articles to me while I am doing something else, such as washing dishes.
Ever wonder what your browser’s screen size is? howbigismybrowser.com has the answer, which is a very useful thing to know if you are interested in responsive web design.
Twuffer is an online service that allows users to schedule pre-written tweets for broadcast at a later time and date.
This app allows you to upload fonts to be converted into various webfont formats, such as .ttf, .eot, .woff, and SVG. You can download a zip file containing your font in various formats along with a CSS stylesheet demonstrating how to use @font-face.
Visit and use Font-Face Generator.
CSS Tricks has a very good resource for implementing this in your web designs.
Adobe has an amazingly helpful app called Adobe Color CC. You can play with a color wheel, use existing color palette patterns, or create your own using a nice, precise set of tools.
Click to use Adobe Color CC
Etherpad is a web application that allows you to create text documents that allow for group-collaboration in real-time. The text documents are as public or private as you wish, a link to your pad is yours to share or not. “Riseup does not store IP addresses, we require https, and pads are automatically destroyed after 30 days of inactivity.” pad.riseup.net
Click to use EtherPad app hosted on riseup.net