CBauski33

As many of you may know, I recently resigned from my job at the NHL. The reasons for that are straightforward yet belong in another blog post, so we won't digress. Anyway, I was saving more than I was earning, but even though I had enough for a month or two of rent, plus groceries, I decided it wouldn't be a bad idea to attract some extra money into my life.

Every web designer has their handful of trusted go-to sites that they visit everyday (probably multiple times a day). I decided to compile a list of my favorite web design resources so other people could be exposed to them and maybe I can learn about some new sites as well.

I love web design but I hate all the preparation that must happen before you can even start building a site. Creating a skeleton HTML file, creating a skeleton CSS file, wrangling all the icons I'll need, positioning the structure divs, etc. It's just plain boring and cumbersome. That's why I have put together a toolkit for web designers that includes everything you'll need to get started.