Paul, what a great video of useful info! There are so many things to check out. I greatly appreciate your desire/willingness to share great opportunities that we may not have known about....thank you so much for all you do to help others!
Another great video from Paul … thank you 🙏 There were few sites that blow my mind from your list, I didn’t know they existed like • Web Code Tools • Deff Checker • Checklist Design (this 👌) • Principles Design (good resources articles) This was inspiring video and resources too.
Congrats mate, you ALMOST achieved the impossible. As you know, I've been around the block a few times when it comes to these kind of tools, but I haven't heard of any of these bar one! What an excellent collection of tools to assist and Inspire the design workflow. Keep up the great work 👏🏻 #JediWisdom
hi man thank you for this video it is really useful , it would be great if you divide and name this the time line for this kind of videos so that we can go back to them in the future and easly find what we are looking for
Hi Paul, how do you make so little to non at all mistakes while recording your videos? I tried to make a video and there is so many “aammm” “yyyy” etc. 😅 Do you script all your videos? 🤔 But that must take a lot of time…
Clever editing... lol To be honest, I don't script the videos anymore. I used to and as you say, it takes a long time. I've just kind of got used to doing it all now. Sure, I still make some um's and ahh's and some other less positive words, but they are not so often. It just takes practice and a lot of patience.
Thank you so very much, especially for web code tool!
Diffchecker, type scale and the checklist collection will be of great help … but there is so much more! Many thanks.
Great video
Thank you for the free resources
Awe-some! Fantastic list Paul, thanks for sharing!
Thank you 🙏🏻 Very good tips 👍🏻
Nice finds Paul. Def be bookmarking some if these👍
Please do buddy. There are some real gems in there.
You're such a great inspiration. That was very useful. Stay blessed. More grace. Thanks 🙏
Awesome work Paul, thank you.
thanks a lot to share time saving knowledge
Typescale is amazing, I’ve been doing it manually for some reason- never thought to look for a calculator 😅
Amazing! Thank you very much!
Insanely helpful ! Many many thanks !
I am not a web designer. But watched this in one breath. Thank you, Paul 👍👍
Glad you enjoyed it!
Paul, what a great video of useful info! There are so many things to check out. I greatly appreciate your desire/willingness to share great opportunities that we may not have known about....thank you so much for all you do to help others!
Another great video from Paul … thank you 🙏
There were few sites that blow my mind from your list, I didn’t know they existed like
• Web Code Tools
• Deff Checker
• Checklist Design (this 👌)
• Principles Design (good resources articles)
This was inspiring video and resources too.
My pleasure!
There are certainly some gems in the collection. I particularly like Web Code Tools. :)
@@WPTuts I just bookmarks the top 3 definitely thx to you
Really Helpful for us
Glad to hear that. :)
Really It's great
Congrats mate, you ALMOST achieved the impossible. As you know, I've been around the block a few times when it comes to these kind of tools, but I haven't heard of any of these bar one! What an excellent collection of tools to assist and Inspire the design workflow. Keep up the great work 👏🏻 #JediWisdom
hi man thank you for this video it is really useful , it would be great if you divide and name this the time line for this kind of videos so that we can go back to them in the future and easly find what we are looking for
Hi Paul, how do you make so little to non at all mistakes while recording your videos? I tried to make a video and there is so many “aammm” “yyyy” etc. 😅 Do you script all your videos? 🤔 But that must take a lot of time…
Clever editing... lol
To be honest, I don't script the videos anymore. I used to and as you say, it takes a long time.
I've just kind of got used to doing it all now. Sure, I still make some um's and ahh's and some other less positive words, but they are not so often. It just takes practice and a lot of patience.
@@WPTuts Thank you 🙏😊