A mobile app planning tool with a wealth of icons, toolbars, buttons, etc. In addition to being able to download and use it for free, there is also an online version. Currently, the free version cannot be downloaded to a computer, but for just 6 RMB, you can unlimitedly download it for a month.
This is a fan page lottery tool that operates without installation. Simply enter the single message URL on the wall and you can draw a prize. You can even exclude duplicate accounts, or even increase the filter condition to only display messages from people with tags, making it a very time-saving and efficient tool.
Recently, when writing a blog on someone else's computer, there was a need to crop and add a watermark to an image, but the computer didn't have the graphic design software I was familiar with. Downloading a full Photoshop would take too much time and the laptop probably wouldn't have enough battery, and it felt inappropriate to install other simple photo editing software on someone else's computer. Some of the less commonly used, non-mainstream software also required time to explore. The situation was not efficient at all. Then I thought of Pixlr, a website that simulates a Photoshop software, which can be opened directly using a browser. Its features and configuration are almost the same as Photoshop, with a Chinese interface and a 0-second start-up time. After uploading the image, editing can be completed quickly, making it a very convenient tool website. It is a must-have for designers who are out and about, traveling at home, or in case of emergency.
Google established the non-profit Google Cultural Institute to provide museums around the world with free digital archiving technology support, such as 360-degree virtual reality, street view services, digital content management, film or recorded guided tours, and even assistance with translations in multiple languages. It also helps museums produce mobile apps and provides search engine technology support services. Some people may think museums are outdated, but when they see the online collections, who will come to the museum? However, the idea is that by releasing resources for more people to see, the museum's reputation will grow and more people will be willing to buy tickets to see the real artifacts. As a result, museum ticket and souvenir sales revenue will increase. Currently, there are over 4 million artworks available for download and use.
Nowadays, GIFs are becoming increasingly popular on social media. This online tool can produce fun animated GIFs. First, choose the dynamic filter effect, then upload your picture, and it will automatically apply it to make an animated image. You can save it for downloading or directly paste the URL to Facebook for viewing.
Quickly search how many websites use this font set and even see a ranking list. You can also find a list of fonts used on a specific website. It is a tool that assists in learning web design and font design.
2020.1208更新：疑似停止服務了 QAQ
Flame Painter, draw your desired flame with a mouse, using fractal operations to generate interesting laser flames, which can be used as materials.
The quirky and spooky font from the Japanese dark workshop is great for Halloween. As it is a Japanese font, some traditional Chinese characters may have missing parts, but you can also combine them yourself. Anyway, just use it for free as much as you can.
A lightweight chat room module that can directly produce a simple chat room on a web page. There is open-source code that can be downloaded and installed on your own website, making it a very lightweight chat room.
Turn your name into a GIF animation with dynamic changes based on the radicals in each Chinese character.
Updated on 2020.1215: Service seems to have ended QAQ.
Learning anything should not be boring. This website uses a game-like approach to allow you to learn programming while playing. Whether you're a web visual designer or not, as long as you can play games, you can easily and stress-free learn some programming languages. There are many free game courses available, and if you want to learn more advanced topics, you can pay for additional learning.
Rijksmuseum 荷蘭 阿姆斯特丹國家博物館 將館內的作品以 CC0 的方式讓大家免費下載並應用在商業用途上，約20萬件，介介覺得很有趣的是，當初採用半開放的方式，下載超過 200MB 的 TIF 格式的大型圖檔時，才支付40歐元，免費的部分帶來了龐大曝光量，同時也帶動了圖檔販售的業績 (年收入約18萬歐元)，但博物館支付給圖庫銷售業務人員的薪資，行政雜支發票或信用卡手續費等，高於銷售的業績，於是博物館與基金會決定全部免費，換句話說全部免費竟然還可以多賺錢，這真的是太有趣了!
The Rijksmuseum, a national museum in Amsterdam, Netherlands, has made its collection of works available for free downloading and commercial use under the CC0 license. Approximately 200,000 works are included. Interestingly, when the museum initially adopted a semi-open policy and charged a fee of 40 euros for downloading large TIF format files exceeding 200 MB, it received a massive exposure and boosted sales (annual revenue of approximately 180,000 euros). However, the salaries of sales personnel, administrative expenses, invoices, and credit card fees paid to the museum exceeded the sales revenue, so the museum and the foundation decided to make everything free. In other words, making everything free actually resulted in increased profits, which is really interesting!