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Designing takes a lot of time anyway, especially if you're striving for perfection. If you're a CSS whiz, try Firebug with your next website. It's free to use and one of the most popular tools for web development available. You have to use Firefox, but when you use this add-on, you can make any changes to your CSS coding live, right within the browser. That way you can see how your changes look and how they integrate before making a permanent change in the site's CSS sheet.
This is especially helpful when you're engaged in responsive design, because you can also see how things will look on a phone or tablet screen. Firebug is an innovative way to assure seamless, flawless design that flows well over many different platforms. It's also a great way to cut down on the time it takes to make changes because you no longer have to go back and erase changes that don't actually work.
Being successful in such a competitive field depends on your ability to stay up-to-date on the most popular and useful design problems and applications. What programs do you have to use when you're designing new pages and blogs?
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