5 useful resources for front-end devs - part 2

awesome resources for front-end developers if you need some icons then icons is the right place to get them with an absolute ton of Icon sets to pick from you can get the icons as svgs components for your favorite framework or download them Josh Como has an amazing shadow palette generator that lets you set the oomph crispiness and light position and then gives you multiple elevations of your Shadow all as custom properties and if you like CSS generators like that then there's a bunch more over at cssgenerators.com where you can create custom borders waves patterns and a whole bunch more circling background to icons but you can use real favicon generator.net to generate a favicon but more than that it will preview it in a light mode and dark mode in your browser as well as icons in IOS and Android and if you already have an existing project setup but you do want to preview it through all of this it also lets you do that and to wrap things up if you have some CSS issues and the regular Dev tools aren't helping you debug your issues you might want to try out the visbug extension it lets you inspect Styles spacing distance accessibility and a whole lot more and I really hope you like these

Channel: Kevin Powell

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Published: Wed Jul 05 2023