If you’ve ever mocked up a website, you know that a big inconsistency between browsers is the way they render form elements. Drop down menus, input fields, buttons, and the like. JavaScript can take you a long way, but eventually someone is going to come along with JS turned off, and they are going to see the raw form elements.
Sure, you could just make a dummy website and sample the elements for whatever browsers you happen to have installed, but that’s a pain in the butt. Wouldn’t it be great if you had all the major browsers on OS X and Windows (b/c Firefox looks different in each), prepped for you in a Photoshop file?
Well, wish no more. Enter The Designer’s Toolbox, an indispensable tool for anyone already in the industry or someone looking to break in.
Go frolic and make something awesome. Found via Jason Santa Maria’s tweet.