Ever wonder what secret tools top web designers are using in 2024?

1. ColorZilla - Ever see a color on a website and think, "That's the one!" but then struggle to match it? ColorZilla is like having a color guru in your browser. Click, and bam – you've got the color code. No more guesswork, just pure color magic.

2. WhatFont - Scrolling through a site and fall in love with a font? WhatFont is your go-to detective. It's like Shazam but for fonts. Hover over the text, and it spills all the beans about the font used. Font pairing nightmare? Consider it solved.

3. Window Resizer - In a world where screen sizes are as diverse as people, Window Resizer is your key to visual empathy. It lets you see your design through the lens of various devices. It's like having a device lab in your Chrome browser.

4. CSS Peeper - Digging through CSS files feels like a trip to the dentist, right? CSS Peeper turns that around. It's like X-ray vision for web styles. One click, and it reveals the CSS secrets of any element. Say goodbye to endless scrolling through code.

5. Nimbus Screenshot & Screen Video Recorder - Ever try explaining a design concept and end up playing charades? Nimbus is your savior. Capture screenshots or record part of your screen. It's like having a visual translator for those "I’ll know it when I see it" moments.

6. Lighthouse - Slow-loading design is a no-go. Lighthouse is like a personal trainer for your website. It audits your pages for performance, accessibility, and more, giving you a clear path to a faster, more accessible design.

7. Muzli 2 - Designer’s block? Muzli 2 to the rescue! It's like a daily feed of design steroids. Fresh inspiration every time you open a new tab. It’s like having a muse in your browser, constantly whispering creative ideas.

8. UserSnap - Getting feedback on designs can be like herding cats. UserSnap is like a feedback magnet. Capture and annotate directly on your site, making client communication a breeze. It's like having a mind-reading assistant.

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