PlaceHold.it A simple image placeholder service
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PlaceHold.it A simple image placeholder service
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Re: PlaceHold.it A simple image placeholder service
#2Cool! I don't know how many times I have used a silly 500 x 500 image and just scaled it to random sizes as I built the views. Only to have to go back and check sizes in code when cutting stuff up in Photoshop.
This way I can just keep an instant overview of the pending sizes. Thanks mate!
Re: PlaceHold.it A simple image placeholder service
#3Cool! I don't know how many times I have used a silly 500 x 500 image and just scaled it to random sizes as I built the views. Only to have to go back and check sizes in code when cutting stuff up in Photoshop. This way I can just keep an instant overview of the pending sizes. Thanks mate!
Yes, same here. I haven't created the service, but I discovered it while I was checking the code of a prototype made with Foundation (http://zurb.net/zurbwired2011/projects/zurbwired2011/frame/p...) and I thought it could be useful.
Glad to help!
Re: PlaceHold.it A simple image placeholder service
#4While we're on the topic of ad hoc design tools, I made a site called Iconomus (http://iconom.us) to do something similar for icons.
Re: PlaceHold.it A simple image placeholder service
#5There's a similar service for that - but with cats!
http://placekitten.com/
Re: PlaceHold.it A simple image placeholder service
#6http://dummyimage.com/ works flawlessly too. I use it a lot in my dev cycles.
Re: PlaceHold.it A simple image placeholder service
#7There's a similar service for that - but with cats! http://placekitten.com/
There's also
Re: PlaceHold.it A simple image placeholder service
#8http://dummyimage.com/ works flawlessly too. I use it a lot in my dev cycles.
dummyimage is in fact made by one of the same guys, which makes the whole exercise confusing, because they appear to have the same interface but with different themes for their marketing.
Re: PlaceHold.it A simple image placeholder service
#9While developing I prefer not to use internet resources as it degrades load time (important when you are constantly refreshing the page to see your changes).
Instead I use an SVG placeholder that adapts to any size you throw at it: http://jsfiddle.net/yL7Cz/
Re: PlaceHold.it A simple image placeholder service
#10Very nice, open source it? I've always been interested in returning images with web apps.