TOP 10 USEFUL WEBSITES ON THE INTERNET
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Tags: Website, Useful Websites, Productivity, Tips And Tricks, Online

A list of productive and constructive websites to improve your web experience

About 1.8 billion websites are floating over the internet today. Spotting the best ones from that is a considerable challenge. Scroll down to check the top-notch websites that are bookmark worthy!

BugMeNot

You would have seen many websites pestering you to sign up just to complete a simple work. Then here comes the solution, BugMeNot is for you. Instead of creating new logins, BugMeNot has shared logins across thousands of websites that can be used.

Link: http://bugmenot.com/

2. Kiva

Kiva is a microfinance website that tries to decrease the Internet and worldwide distribution of micro-finance institutions. It reduces poverty by connecting donors to the needy.

Link: https://www.kiva.org/

3. Inner body

Have you ever wished to know more about human anatomy or just thought visualizing it would be better, then here you have the interactive guide to human anatomy. It is an easy way to study the human anatomy classified precisely into different segments theoretically as well as visually. This is a useful website to teach students in a school with interactive tools to view the various human internal systems in 2D as well as 3D.

Link: https://www.innerbody.com/htm/body.html

4. Pixabay

There are many websites to provide you with mind-blowing images, but the only problem is they are way too expensive, but you have Pixabay to save your day. Millions of royalty-free images are available. That is easily downloadable, along with illustrations, videos, and vector graphics. All of them are free and suitable for beginner level graphic designers or non-designers who want to dabble in basic designing.

Link: https://pixabay.com/

5. Computer hope

Keyboard shortcuts help you to boost your productivity. Computer Hope teaches important shortcut keys and also lists the shortcuts for various software that are most commonly used by computer users.

Link: https://www.computerhope.com/

6. Tinycards by Duolingo

Flashcards make learning simple. When it comes to learning languages, it would be more fun. Duolingo introduced a website that is an easy version to remember words using flashcards, and it helps you to create your deck on any topic with either text or pictures! It will make sure that you do your task daily.

Link: https://www.duolingo.com/

7. Dillinger

Dillinger is an online cloud-enabled HTML5 Markdown editor. Using Dillinger, you can export clean markdown to HTML, drag, and drop images. It is mobile friendly and has offline storage. It is ideal for bloggers and developers.

Link: https://dillinger.io/

8. UnplugTheTV.com

This student resource provides a replacement to TV (and, unfortunately, studying), hosting videos on interesting scientific topics.

Link: https://unplugthetv.com/

9. TheBookPond.com

The Book Pond helps you to sell your old academic textbooks and at the same time helps you in getting the book you needed from other students who are ready to offer them.

Link: http://thebookpond.com/

10.Blind

Blind is a new social network where professionals at top companies spend a reasonable amount of time a day. You’re anonymous so you can complain, ask questions, and get advice from people working at top companies.

Link: https://www.teamblind.com/

We hope these amazingly useful websites helped you in one way or the other. We’re sure you know a few websites that we’re not aware of, so do share the knowledge by dropping a comment below.

-Dhanalakshmi.P