When designing a Web site, it’s important to make sure that all of your elements are in place. The text should be appropriate, your design should comply with Web standards, and the graphics should fit the page just right. Some of us may be able to jump right into coding the site, but when the graphics issue comes up, we may be helpless. Not all of us have the skills or tools to develop nice looking graphics, and this can really be a drag when you’re making your first Web site. I can comment on this matter from personal experience. I’ve always been more inclined to the coding side of things versus the design aspect of it all. When I was working on one of my first Web sites, I was trying to find something that would allow me to create a logo and navigation elements quickly. I stumbled upon CoolText, and this resource is just as helpful for beginners now as it was back then.

This service makes the process of developing a simple logo ridiculously easy. Select from the variety of attractive styles, and then customize variables such as the text, font, background color, and file format. The site will then render the logo for you, and in a mere matter of seconds, you’ll have your very own graphic to use however you’d like. All of this takes place online, meaning that you won’t have to download a thing. You can also use the site to develop buttons and browse through available textures and fonts. When you don’t have an ounce of design talent in your body, this is the type of site that you’ll be thankful to find.