Style Tiles is a website that showcases a creative approach to designing process, useful for most web designers.

Style Tiles is, in essence, an idea-based approach to designer-client communication, but there’s also something purely functional here.

A Style Tile, in its physical form, is a set of fonts, colors, and interface elements that you present to the client for him/her to decide.

Building a good Style Tile is quite fast from the PSD provided on the website — definitely faster than building a full-blown web design. This process is also a lot more precise than a blackboard concept that consists of, possibly, rectangles of suspicious shapes.

Presenteer.js is a JavaScript library for making awesome HTML5 presentations.

Presenteer requires very little configuration, in fact, it can be ran with a single line of code.

However, Presenteer’s simplicity doesn’t stifle its functionality, featuring simple and impressive constructor options and callbacks.

Overall, if you’re looking for a straight to the point presentation making library, look no further.

Jigsoar icons is a set of 60 vector icons that are perfect for the web.

The set consists of ‘general’ icons that are suitable for many occasions.

The icons come in PNG: 16px, 24px, 48px, and 64px. They’re available as Adobe Illustrator vector files.

These icons are registered under the CC license, and require attribution, but merely as a comment in the CSS file.

Entypo is a set of more than 100 free pictograms.

The pictograms are available as scaleable fonts (OpenType), and EPS files, under the CC BY-SA license.

These pictograms are more than useful for most web projects and applications, as they are scaleable and in b&w, allowing you to change their color in a breeze.

PICOL (PIctoral COmmunication Language) is an universal icon set for electronic communication.

The icons were made as a coursework by Melih Bilgil and attempt to provide a standardized way of communicating with application users.

Although some icons are confusing and the license requires attribution, these are the only criticisms about the PICOL icons.

There are about 520 icons altogether in the icon library, and you can generate thousands more with the icon generator.

Color Thief is a JavaScript library that can grab dominant colors from a picture.

Color Thief is easy to use and employs the canvas element for generating a color palette from a picture.

The script actually works (see demos in the homepage), and can grab the main colors even from the smallest image.