[kshitizshankar]

CSS has always been developed in a partial visual manner with in-browser tools like firebug, inspect element etc. We try out different variations until we find the "one" and copy back the code to the source files.

There are numerous tools in the market that help in creating HTML but none actually focus on the CSS. Now with CSS3, we can free ourselves from the Photoshop and image hacks but we still lack a platform that could help us easily build CSS on top of HTML.

As a solution to this problem I have developed dockPHP, a browser based tool that helps developers and designers to reduce their development time by using a visual interface. This tool enables them to eliminate the repetitive and tedious tasks involved in web development.

dockPHP is coupled with Bootstrap and helps you in extending it easily by building your own custom CSS (visually) on top of it. Powered with a drag and drop editor, it allows you to quickly create HTML components and style them easily. For example, you can create a navbar and easily change the background color, font, hover color for the links etc. It also allows you to export the HTML/CSS files which can be used directly in your system or extended as per need.

dockPHP is in public beta right now! You can support my initiative by signing up and trying the tool at http://www.dockphp.com

I would love to get your valuable feedback that could help me in improving the dockPHP.

Thanks a lot.