Use Bower package manager for most front-end libraries (JS, CSS, images, etc.). Configure its directory option to point to appropriate folder.

Use Gulp to process your assets. You can compile CSS and JS, optimize code, add browser prefixes to CSS, lint, compress and organize files, etc. You can also create Gulp task to run local web server. See gulp-connect-php as an example.

Contacts Forms:

• Dropifi
• JotForm

Frameworks

• Bootstrap
• Foundation

Graphcs:

• Font Awesome
• IcoMoon

Tours:

• Guiders
• JimmyBonney
• JQuery from CodeRops
• Jquery Joyride 2

Pick a set of conventions for all your class names. Keep number of rules to minimum. Some ideas:

• use short prefix, ex. acronym of the company
• use 2-3 words
• -button suffix for buttons, ex. close-button
• -input suffix for inputs, ex. name-input
• -heading for h1-h6, ex. large-heading
• website- suffix for header and footer, ex: website-logo
• -container suffix for reusable elements, ex: news-container
• single adjective for boolean properties, ex: active
• -style suffix for style variations, ex: green-style

Show element hierarchy in class names. For example, use the same prefix message- for all ements in a container:

<div class="message-container warning-style">
  <h1 class="message-heading">Sorry...</h1>
  <p class="message-body">This product is no longer available.</p>
</div>

Frameworks:

• Flask
• Django

Libraries:

• pip - Python Package Manager
• Requests - HTTP for Humans
  • Always use timeout

Linux:

• Set server to UTC timezone.
• Synchronising time: sudo apt-get install ntp; ntpdate -s ntp.ubuntu.com;
• Set MTU to 1500 (http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/network_mtu.html)

Hosting:

• aws.amazon.com
• godaddy.com
• rackspace.com
• digitalocean.com $60 / year
• namecheap.com $210 / year

Domain:

• domains.google.com

SSL:

• letsencrypt.org