Webpages are incomplete without good content. The design might be top-notch, but if not backed with good content, all your effort can go in vain. Grammarly is an excellent tool to use for content development.It keeps an eye out for all grammatical errors and prompts you to change them. You can install the app on Microsoft Word as well. The free version catches all the basic grammar mistakes. The paid version offers more – like suggestions to improve the clarity of a sentence.

Extension 6: Grammarly

CSS Viewer is for all design enthusiasts! It is a nifty little extension that you can use to deep dive into the CSS styling of a webpage.Once enabled, you can point at any UI element on the screen to get its property values. You can see the following details for any UI element:<ul><li>size</li><li>width</li><li>height</li><li>padding</li><li>font size</li><li>font family</li><li>text-decoration</li><li>position</li><li>transform/transition</li><li>outline effects</li></ul>You can press the "C" key to copy-paste the CSS code.

Extension 4: CSS Viewer

GoFullpage is an image tool that can help you in taking full-page screenshots of any webpage.Many imaging tools are buggy when it comes to taking clear full-page screenshots. With GoFullPage, you can capture the entire page quickly and easily.The free version allows you to download screenshots in PNG and PDF formats. With the paid version, you can crop, edit, annotate and export the pictures.

Extension 5: GoFullPage

WindowResizer is useful if you need to resize your browser screen to various resolutions to check your website/application compatibility. Once enabled, you can view various resolutions (like the standard iPhone, iPad, laptop, desktop resolutions) on its options list. Choose the one per your requirement. You can also create a custom screen size or preset and save the new values to your list by going to the "Settings" page.

ColorZilla helps you to find out the colors a webpage is using. When you download and enable this Chrome extension, you can pick a color from any webpage using the inbuilt page color picker. You can point and click on a color displayed on the page. It shows the hexadecimal color value as well as the RGB value.

Extension 1: ColorZilla

WindowResizer is useful if you need to resize your browser screen to various resolutions to check your website/application compatibility. Once enabled, you can view various resolutions (like the standard iPhone, iPad, laptop, desktop resolutions) on its options list. Choose the one per your requirement.You can also create a custom screen size or preset and save the new values to your list by going to the "Settings" page.

Extension 3: WindowResizer

<ul><li>size </li><li>width </li><li>height </li><li>padding </li><li>font size </li><li>font family </li><li>text-decoration </li><li>position </li><li>transform/transition </li><li>outline effects </li><li>You can press the "C" key to copy-paste the CSS code. </li> </ul>

WhatFont, as the name implies, can be used to identify the fonts on a webpage. When the extension is enabled, you can point your cursor on any text on the page to view its font. The font name gets automatically displayed like a tooltip. Additionally, WhatFont reveals the following details for the font: <ul><li>font family </li><li>style </li><li>weight </li><li>size </li><li>line-height </li><li>color </li> </ul>

Extension 2: WhatFont

Consider this scenario: you are browsing, and you suddenly see a website you love. Everything looks well put together, and the colors and fonts complement each other. You want to recreate this for your page. But how do you get the colors?"How do you find out which font type the web pages are using?" This kind of situation is where Chrome extensions can come to your rescue. In a matter of seconds, you can now figure out the styling done by the website developers. Installing a Chrome extension is easy.

Why and When Should You Use The Chrome Extensions?

Extensions are software programs, built on web technologies (such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript) that enable users to customize the Chrome browsingThe beauty of these Chrome extensions is that anyone can use them. The tools are not just for professionals. They can help you achieve the desired look and feel for your website, blog, page, or project.

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These extensions will help you to understand how web development works. I stumbled on many resources online because of my interest in HTML, CSS, and Javascript. Some of them were in the form of Chrome extensions.

Extension 4: CSS Viewer

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