Difference between revisions of "Category:Tools"

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Hex-to-RGB and RGB-to-Hex are quick color converters
Paletton makes building a color palette easier, especially since it includes colorblindness tools
WebAIM Color Contrast Checker is there to make sure your colors have accessible levels of contrast.

CanIUse tells you which browsers support the HTML/CSS/JS capabilities you want to use, so you can plan accordingly.

Pandoc is a command-line tool for converting from one file format (such as HTML) to another (such as MediaWiki)

Sketch is my preferred wireframing tool. That's a big deal, because I thought I'd probably wireframe in Photoshop or Visio (!!) for my whole career.
Omnigraffle is my preferred every-other-diagram too. I do process flows, site maps, and everything else under the sun in it for work. For home I do everything from timelines (it's kind of hard for timelines) to sketches of the new deck, to family trees or "what is that neighbor's name?" maps.
Asana is my preferred to-do / agile / kanban board. (It does both multi-column boards *and* plain lists.) It also will timeline things that have dates on them. I currently use it to track both my work responsibilities (through work boards that are funded) and my writing/fiction responsibilities (through a free board). When my Asana boards are up to date I feel like I have some bit of control over my life.

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 === Converters ===
 * [http://pandoc.org/getting-started.html Pandoc] is a command-line tool for converting from one file format (such as HTML) to another (such as MediaWiki)
+===Deliverables===
+* [https://sketchapp.com Sketch] is my preferred wireframing tool. That's a big deal, because I thought I'd probably wireframe in Photoshop or Visio (!!) for my whole career.
+* [https://www.omnigroup.com/omnigraffle Omnigraffle] is my preferred every-other-diagram too. I do process flows, site maps, and everything else under the sun in it for work. For home I do everything from timelines (it's kind of hard for timelines) to sketches of the new deck, to family trees or "what is that neighbor's name?" maps.
+* [https://asana.com Asana] is my preferred to-do / agile / kanban board. (It does both multi-column boards *and* plain lists.) It also will timeline things that have dates on them. I currently use it to track both my work responsibilities (through work boards that are funded) and my writing/fiction responsibilities (through a free board). When my Asana boards are up to date I feel like I have some bit of control over my life.