It's almost as if designer don't like doing their job. Finding interesting and novel ways to incorporate device limitations and maintain effective communication is what should excite us as designers, should it?

The transition from Photoshop to a live website could be done without a developer with the use of a page builder

I somewhat disagree with this sentiment. By using a page builder you are limited to the what that page builder supports. In this case you are more often than not stifled creatively because of this.

Then, later down the line when the designer needs a developer to add a piece of custom functionality it ends up costing them more in the long run as all the layout code is stored inline in the database and not in the template files. Things begin to get hacked on or the developer ends up charging so much more because they have to learn how to extend you platform.

Might I add that Visual Studio Code is gaining quite some ground? It has some excellent features right out of the box. Their package management isn't quite as good as atom but it's fast catching up.

Comes with Git integration, JavaScript debugging, JSX and React integration right out of the box. I switched very recently and have not been disappointed. Oh, and it's quick, very quick.

Cheers buddy. I will add this as an issue and resolve in due course!

Nice. Just one observation though, you could have built your hamburger with pseudoelements and a single span ;)

Good work though!

Tell me about it. I've recieved quiet a few emails from people who have just launched CC0 stock photography websites asking to be put on the list. Could it have possible of been Libre Stock?

There are a few sites listed in the aggregate content section which pull the contents from a few of the other sites. It might be there? If it's not on the list please let me know when you find out! Cheers.

Thanks for the input, I'll add it as an issue to the Repo and add it in due course.