When it comes to developing websites and pages we could all use a little help now and then when it comes down to the real detail. Fortunately there's a wide variety of tools on offer to developers that can be of use when it comes to developing, monitoring, evaluating and debugging web pages. Here are 10 which I've found useful over the years. www.total-toolbar.com

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2.  When it comes to developing websites and pages we could all
use a little help now and then when it comes down to the real
detail. Fortunately there's a wide variety of tools on offer to
developers that can be of use when it comes to developing,
monitoring, evaluating and debugging web pages. Here are
10 which I've found useful over the years.
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3. Web developer toolbar
 The Web Developer Extension adds a menu and a toolbar to
the browser. For anyone who uses Firefox that's interested in
accessibility and CSS web development, this is an essential
must-have for testing web pages!

4. Web accessibility toolbar
 The web accessibility toolbar is available for Internet
Explorer. It can perform virtually any accessibility test on a
web page, such as HTML and CSS validation, colour
checking, HTML structure analysis, and much, much more!

5. Firebug
 Firebug is an extension to the Firefox web browser and is an
indispensable tool to any web developer. It allows to view,
inspect and edit HTML, CSS and JavaScript live on any web
page as well helping to debug a large number of potential
problems.

6. Yslow
 Yslow is a plug-in which is integrated with the Firebug web
extension for Firefox. It's a great tool to help reduce the
number of HTTP requests needed to render a page. It
analyses the web page and summarises the page's
components, displays statistics and suggests ways to improve
its performance.

7. Fangs
 Fangs is an extension to the Firefox web browser. It renders a
text version of a web page similar to how a screen reader
would read it. It also provides a list of headings and links that
are on the page. It helps to quickly find out if there are any
accessibility issues on a web page for screen reader users.

8. Aardvark
 Aardvark is an add-on for Firefox browser. It outlines any
elements over which you hover your cursor and displays the
HTML tags and the CSS styles of the elements selected. It
also has one fantastic feature that makes it worth installing - a
page clean-up prior to printing. Simply select the area of the
page you want to print (usually the main content area) and
it'll ensure that only this gets printed, resizing it perfectly on
to the paper.

9. IE tester
 IETester is a free web browser that contains different versions
of Internet Explorer, from 5.5 through to 8. Now you can
test websites in multiple versions of Internet Explorer all
through just one browser!

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