Hi all,
I know this is a little bit of a plug, but I would really like to know you thoughts…
I have made a new web app site, <a href="https://futools.online/" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">https://futools.online/</a>, that has a bunch of dev tools, and general helper tools for anyone to use, and as well as letting everyone know about it, I am kind of looking for recommendation about what else to add.
The idea about the site is to have multiple tools in one place, have user options for those tools so devs can go in and have some pre-saved settings to help use the tools more efficiently.
If you like the site, let me know. Please feel free to let me know how I can improve it, what tools you would like to see, how I can improve the current tools and the site in general.
If anyone is interested in how the site and tools were made, I’m thinking of doing some explanation in a form of a blog, which I’ll link to here. Let me know.
Chris

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A developer named Chris has launched a new web app, https://futools.online/, that offers a variety of development and general helper tools. Chris is seeking feedback on how to improve the site, what additional tools to include, and how to enhance the existing tools. He is also considering writing a blog to explain how the site and tools were developed.

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I hope you’re having a great day ^^. That for sure a great idea, I would suggest the following:
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You may plan to make the page refers to external tools as well.
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Clearly categorize the tools into meaningful sections and add a filtering system to make them easy to find. You need that in case you included the external tools as well.
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Create a recommendation system that suggests tools based on the user’s career (e.g., Developer, Designer, Content Creator). You could ask users a few questions when they first visit the page to understand their needs. Also, consider adding a ranking system based on factors like user-friendliness, performance, whether the tool is free or paid, and so on.
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How-To Guides: Include guides or links to official tool pages and tutorial videos to help users understand how to use the tools.
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Lastly, would you share the GitHub repository of the project with us? I think people would be eager to help and develop it together ^^.

I am definitely going to be bookmarking this site. One thing that I was unable to find on there that could be handy was a date time converter. I often find myself with epoch timestamps and have to look up a tool. <a href="https://www.epochconverter.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">https://www.epochconverter.com/</a> is a good example of one. It would also be nice to have conversions for ISO 8601 formats.
Nice job on the website too it was fun to mess around with all the tools and I think its a great idea to have them all in one place.