Color information; conversions to RGB, CMYK, etc; color schemes; alternatives; previews of text, backgrounds, and borders; shades and tints; tones; color blindness simulator. Clean crisp design.

It is hard to convey the depth of this site because the topics are so vast and detailed: Alcohol market in Russia, American Civil War, Basketball, LGBT in China, Mobil Internet Usage Worldwide, Yogurt market in Europe. If someone counted it, it's here. Language is market and industry-focused but the data is the data.

From  The Perfect Loaf website on naturally leavened foods. "A healthy sourdough starter means great bread." A well-written process for making sourdough starter from scratch. It's long because Chef Maurizio in Albuquerque takes his time explaining why each step is important but not intricate, how it might go wrong, what it looks like if it goes right, and what to do about it.

Includes intricate lace patterns for Lace Cobweb Shetland Supreme 1 ply, custom dyed Lost City Silk, and North Pasture Alpaca Lace in subtle natural colors with the color variations of hand-dyed fibers. The best place for the truly intrepid knitters and those who want to knit heirlooms. Has Lopi and Jumper weight. Spun and unspun Lopi. 

The Online Etymology Dictionary is the work of one person, a newspaper copy desk editor, who wishes to remain nameless—or at least hard to identify. The long "who did this" page gives many biographical details, just not the ones you would expect. The dictionary is lovely, very nicely designed visually and structurally, and vast in content. If you are interested in the history of words, you won't be disappointed.

A quote from the author: "Etymonline is a can-opener, an imaginary labyrinth with real minotaurs in it, my never-written novel shattered into words and arranged in alphabetical order."