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15 Best iPhone Applications for Web Designers

Posted July 1st, 2009 in Apps by J.

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One of my hobbies is web and graphic design. I am not good enough or consistent enough to actually make a living at it, but I enjoy keeping up with what is going on. So you can imagine my excitement when I found this list of iPhone Apps for web designers. Even if all you do is mess around with your own site, this list will have one or two things that will be solid additions in your web sites arsenal.

When it comes to web design, there are apps for nearly everything, from helping create color schemes to managing your busy schedule. Here are 15 of the best!

1. Ego

Ego

Ego is a brilliant way of checking your web statistics on a daily (or even hourly) basis. Able to support sites such as Twitter, Squarespace and Google Analytics, you can track the traffic to your website from the comfort of your iPhone without the time consuming pain of having to log in and out of each individually.

2. Palettes

Palettes

Particularly useful for the graphical web design, Palettes allows you to lift colous directly from any image you see online on your iPhone and create a ‘palette’ of your own, replicating exactly the desired color scheme. Palettes can be imported from or exported to other programs such as Photoshop and Illustrator, and offer a quick and efficient way of working with colors without having to compromise on accuracy.

3. WhatTheFont

WhatTheFont

One of the best things about using iPhone apps is the mobility that they offer. For example, if you see a font or lettering that catches your eye while out and about, simply take a photo and the WhatTheFont app will identify it, meaning you can incorporate it into your own designs in a matter of seconds. WhatTheFont works on practically every image, so even if the font is on a web page and not a photo, this app will still identify it for you, which has helped this app achieve almost cult status amongst designers.

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(Via: WebDesignLedger)

4 Responses so far.

  1. Confused? says:

    where is the list?

  2. iphonedocked says:

    Click through to the linked site to see the list. I might add a few here but want to give the site I found it on the traffic.

  3. Confused? says:

    where is the list?

  4. iphonedocked says:

    Click through to the linked site to see the list. I might add a few here but want to give the site I found it on the traffic.

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