Speaking.io offers some good and humorous tips for becoming a better public speaker, from planning your talk to designing your slides to actually delivering the presentation:
Colour Lovers – Find Color Palettes
A great website for searching and downloading colo(u)r palettes:
LaTeX Tables – varying line width
\hline is not your only option.
Online LaTeX Equation Editor
Build your equation visually without endlessly recompiling your document and getting lost in LaTeX syntax.
LaTex Cookbook
Great quick reference for creating formulas in LaTex.
Dribble – Inspiration Heaven
No matter what you are looking for, it is probably on Dribble. “Borrow” color palettes, layouts, design… Dribble has amazing examples of almost anything.
AIGA – Profesional Association For Design
Do you like design and want to know more about it? This is the website for the Professional Association for Design.
Icons Icons Icons – The Noun Project
Every wonder where to get icons for your presentation or poster (since you never want to use clip art). This website has a bunch of free icons and a great search UI. Please use the Noun Project as a fantastic resource.
More Great Logos
If you find yourself working on a logo and would like some color and branding inspirations, this blog has a great collection of logos that you can peruse.
Logos & Branding
Sometimes a new project or group you have needs a logo, and while we don’t focus on logo design here, it is sometimes useful to pull inspiration from others. This websites is a great resource for deconstructing logos that are new and old. This can be useful as well for choosing colors that go well […]
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