Have you optimised your site for mobile phones?

Have you checked what your website looks like on different mobile phones?

This article 5 Amazing tools to test your website on smartphones has links to different simulators for you to easily check what your site looks like. 

Web: www.business2community.com/mobile-apps/5-amazing-tools-test-website-smartphones-0849527#!FQP8S

Designing a logo

A good logo can help improve the impression your readers get.

Logo Pond http://logopond.com is a good starting place to get inspirational from what others have done.

Logo Faves http://logofaves.com has some good logos to look at and you can get designers to compete to design your logo!

Logo Fresh http://logofresh.co.uk lets you design your own logo and you only pay if you decide to use it.

Some of the best logos have come from clever use of fonts.  Google Fonts www.google.com/webfonts has hundreds of free, open-sourced fonts that you can use.

Font Squirrel www.fontsquirrel.com also has some good fonts.

HTML instant

HTML instant http://www.htmlinstant.com 
is a fast way to see what happens when you change code.

Free online HTML editor

A web-based WYSIWYG HTML editor
http://www.online-html-editor.org

Numion

Numion lets you measure your web connection speed or your site's download times:
http://www.numion.com

Test Size

Test Size lets you test any web page in any window size:
http://testsize.com

Web Page Analyser

A free website performance tool:
http://websiteoptimization.com/services/analyze