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Fonts
- Google Fonts—A free provider of fonts for web and desktop use
- Adobe Fonts—Included with Adobe Creative Cloud subscriptions, Adobe Fonts provides a massive library of high quality fonts for use on the web or desktop
- Font Pairing—Learn the secrets of multiple different types of pairings
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Royalty Free Images
If you need images, there are a lot of open source options.
- Unsplash—”Over 1 million free high-resolution images brought to you by the world’s most generous community of photographers.”
- Undraw—”A constantly updated design project with beautiful SVG images that you can use completely free and without attribution.”
- Generated Photos—”Enhance your creative works with photos generated completely by AI. Find model images through our sorted and tagged app, or integrate images via API.”
- Smithsonian Open Access—Tons of free images.
- Wikimedia Commons—Check the “Information about reusing” links with images to see if the original creator wants attribution.
- Pixabay—Another option with a big catalog of free images.
- Pebblely—Beautiful product photos in seconds
- Picography—High-resolution, royalty-free stock photos
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Icons
- Icônes—A searchable compendium of icon libraries for you to use
- IconSVG—A Tool for Creating Custom SVG Icons
- Material Design Icons—Free Downloadable SVGs
- Feather Icons—Free Downloadable SVGs
- UXWing Icons—Free Downloadable SVGs and PNGs
- Simple Icons—”1302 Free SVG icons for popular brands”
- MingCute—Carefully designed icon library, perfect for web and mobile use
- Iconic—Pixel-perfect icons, new ones added weekly
- Icon Buddy—Over 200k+ open source icons
- Icon Designs—Understand the rules of icon design (grids and key shapes)
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Color
- Coolors—A tool for creating and sharing color palettes
- Adobe Color—Another tool for creating and sharing color palettes
- Colorbox—A color tool for producing sets of color shades
- OKLCH—Color picker and converter, a way to encode colors
- Accessible Palette—Create color systems with consistent lightness and contrast
- Observable—Perpetually uniform color models and their implications
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Additional Resources
- Tiny Helper— A collection of free single-purpose online tools for web developers
- A11Y Project— A checklist and guide to digital accessibility, check your WCAG compliance