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Without much said, Firefox Web Browser is a web browser loved by many web designers and developers. Having the ability to install add-ons, you can customize the web browser to suit your own demanding needs. If you are a web designer or web developer and is not using Firefox Web Browser, then you must be missing something great on the web. You might want to look into some of the interesting Firefox Add-ons below which will help web designers or web developers to increase their work efficiency. 1. Firebug Firebug is the best friend for Web Designers and Web Developers, it allows you to edit, debug, and monitor CSS, HTML, and JavaScript live in any web pages. 
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Every web designer tries to be creative when it comes to designing the main navigation of the website. Now we present you with 13 awesome Javascript CSS menus that will be very handy and easy to modify to suit your needs. You might be interested to take a look at the menus found in the link below: Lets take a look at recent examples of these …
1) Sexy Sliding Menu - Andrew Sellick decided to use mootools due to the smoothness of their effects, however, he developed a sliding menu using script.aculo.us . 
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Are you looking for free tools to create your own social network Facebook-like? Take a look at this popular free services on-line.
1. Ning
Ning is a popular online platform for users to create their own social websites and social networks quickly and free:
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Are you looking for fresh and useful tutorials for developing stunning web designs? Take a look at this list of free resources ready to use in your web projects.
If you want to suggest others resources add a comment, thanks!
1. ModalBox
 ModalBox is a JavaScript technique for creating modern (Web 2.0-style) modal dialogs or even wizards (sequences of dialogs) without using conventional popups and page reloads. It’s inspired by Mac OS X modal dialogs.
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A good PHP framework can help you develope a PHP application quickly, with more simplicity and with a vision "best-practices-oriented".
Take a look at this list with 20 great PHP frameworks and suggest that you prefer or a new link to a framework not included into this list.
 1. CodeIgniter
CodeIgniter is a powerful PHP framework with a very small footprint, built for PHP coders who need a simple and elegant toolkit to create full-featured web applications.
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Content Management Systems help web developers create, manage and publish quickly blogs, portal or social collaboration websites. Probably you know the most popular CMS tools such as WordPress, Movable Type, Joomla!, Mambo but there are a lot of similar CMS tools for all needs.
This list suggest you some interesting alternatives you have to try. Please add a link if you want to suggest a CMS tool not included in this list.
1. Frog CMS
Frog CMS simplifies content management by offering an elegant user interface, flexible templating per page, simple user management and permissions, as well as the tools necessary for file management.
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As a web designer or developer building a site, it’s helpful to first scout similar websites (i.e. the competition) to help you make design and development decisions. Knowing what websites work and which ones tank can give you insights and inspiration on what design elements, website features, and website content is effective. To help you in your analysis, here are 15 top-notch, free, and simple web tools to help you learn more about a particular website. 
Site explorer allows you to inspect certain aspects of a URL. The "Inlinks" feature shows you details about web pages that link back to the particular URL you are exploring. Site Explorer gives you some insights on how popular a website is based on how many web pages are linking to it.
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As a web designer, I get asked daily for web hosting recommendations. While there are literally thousands of web hosting companies that provide excellent service, great uptime and have knowledgeable tech support, I have compiled a list of 13 hosting companies that either I use personally, have clients using or trusted associates recommend. These are companies I recommend if you are looking for hosting for your blog, small to medium size business site, online store or community. Most of these sites feature two things - cPanel and Fantastico - both of which are requirements for ease of use in my book. cPanel is easy to navigate and loaded with features allowing you to easily check stats, set up email, create database, password protect directories, and more. Fantastico offers the fastest and most straight forward installs for more than 20 of our favorite Open Source programs and scripts like WordPress, phpBB, ZenCart, Galleries, and other utilities. For the average website owner or blogger, these features cut down on a lot of tech support/webmaster support time. In alphabetical order the web hosting companies I recommend are:  Based out of Atlanta, GA, A Small Orange provides both shared hosting and virtual private servers. They advertise no limit hosting, cPanel, multiple stats packages, Fantastico and advanced email options.
 Blogs About Hosting is the hosting service of E Webscapes which is owned by WordPress for Dummies author Lisa Sabin Wilson. Affordable, reliable and an owner who “gets it” when it comes to the specific needs of blogs, makes Blogs About Hosting a great option. (Disclosure - I do design work for E Webscapes in addition to my freelance work)
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