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10 new web tools to add to your armoury | Web design | Creative Bloq

Extract from: 10 new web tools to add to your armoury | Web design | Creative Bloq: "We investigate some of best new web design tools to appear over the last few weeks.

 New year, new tools. That's what they say. Isn't it? Anyway, regardless of who says what, we've rounded up some of the niftiest web design tools that have generated a bleep on our radar recently.

 There's a range of interesting utilities here to help you get to grips with Material Design; work with SVG; develop web apps; communicate with colleagues; and make colour palettes, backgrounds, UI elements and plenty more. There's bound to be at least one tool here that will help you to do something in a quicker, simpler way. Dive in!"

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