6 Best online responsive design testing tools

Responsive design become very popular now. I have added some of the most popular online simulators, through this you can check how your site working in different screens.

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1- Responsive Design Simulator

The responsive design simulator serves one purpose: to help designers, and audiences, visualize their responsive sites on popular devices. Simply type in the URL for your  site and view the scrollable simulations below. Keep in mind, this is not a replacement for actual mobile testing as the mobile browsers can render CSS and HTML  uniquely.
http://responsivedesignsimulator.com/

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2- Responsinator
Responsinator helps website makers quickly get an indication of how their responsive site will look on the most popular devices. It does not precisely replicate how it  will look, for accurate testing always test on the real devices.
http://www.responsinator.com/
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3- Studiopress is anothor usefull responsive silumator
http://www.studiopress.com/responsive/
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4- Cybercrab provides obest responsive site tester. Easy screen resolution tester.
http://cybercrab.com/screencheck/
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5- Online tools for creative people. Test your website on any screen size including desktops, tablets .

Screenfly


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6- PhotoFluid
ProtoFluid simplifies the development of fluid layouts, adaptive CSS and responsive design. It builds precise, dynamic viewports in which to test your work. This allows you to quickly effect changes and demonstrate benefits to interested parties.
http://app.protofluid.com/
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What the font is this huh..?

How often do you find yourself struggling to figure out the font that’s been used in an image?

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Often we come across images, like say logos, banners and visuals where we need to know the font that’s been used in the design. It’s not always possible to pick one and say “Yes, this is it!!” unless you are you a typography or a design expert.

So, here are a few online resource links which will help you identify the font from an image… WhatTheFont, FontEdge, WhatFontis etc.

Here’s another real good resource to identify the font not only from an image, but various other options…http://www.findafont.com/

Cheers..see you next time…!!