Links: Website Development

Stock Image Sources

Creative Commons — Creative Commons is a common licensing scheme. This website explains the licenses.
Numista — Free. Has a lot or numismatic images (coins and paper money) from around the world. Usage license varies with image, some have Creative Commons licenses.
OnlyGFX — Free.
Openverse — Free. All Openverse content is under a Creative Commons license or is in the public domain.
PCGS — Professional Coin Grading Service.
Pexels — Free.
Pixabay — Free. Free account required.
PxHere — Free. Public domain stock photos. Free of copyrights under CC0.
StockSnap — Free.
StockVault — Free.
SVG Silh — Free SVG images and icons. All contents are released under Creative Commons CC0.
Unsplash — Free.
Wikimedia Commons — Free.
- Category: SVG Files — Scalable Vector Graphics.
- Category: SVG by Subject
  - Category: California Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices
- Historical Flags of the United States of America

7-Zip — File archiver. Create and unpack .zip, .tar, and other archive file formats.
Audacity — Digital audio editing and recording.
CapCut — All-in-one video editor. CapCut started watermarking the output. Use DaVinci Resolve instead.
DaVinci Resolve — All-in-one video editor.
FileZilla — FTP client. FileZilla server also available.
GIMP — GNU Image Manipulation Program. Raster graphics editor. Similar to Adobe Photoshop.
- Gimp-Forum.net — Online support forum.
- G’MIC — GREYC’s Magic for Image Computing. A full-featured open-source framework for image processing.
Inkscape — Vector graphics editor.
LibreOffice — Suite of office software. Similar to Microsoft Office.
OpenStreetMap —
Thunderbird — Email client. Handles multiple email accounts.
VLC Media Player — Media player software and streaming media server. Plays most multimedia files as well as DVDs, Audio CDs, VCDs, and various streaming protocols.
Wikipedia’s List of Free and Open-Source Software Packages — You can probably find a free open-source alternative for software you need.

1001 Fonts — Free.
- Free Fonts for Commercial Use
1001 Free Fonts — Free.
Adobe Fonts — $. Included with Creative Cloud subscription.
dafont.com — Free. Freeware, shareware, demo versions, or public domain.
Font Squirrel — Free.
- Font Identifier —
- Webfont Generator —
Google Fonts — Free. Open source, commercial use okay.
- Google Fonts CSS API — Embed the fonts directly on your website.
OnlineWebFonts — Free TTF, SVG, EOT, WOFF, OTF format fonts.

WHATWG Standards — Web Hypertext Application Technology Working Group (WHATWG)
- HTML Living Standard
  - 4.10 Forms
    - 4.10.18.7 Autofill — Prefilling user information in forms.

Abuse Contact IDentifier (ACID) — Similar to a WHOIS record, it identifies who to contact to report abuse.
SSL Checker
Why No Padlock?