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16 incredibly useful websites that could change your life in 2016

Useful websites for New Years
Useful websites for New Years

Making New Year resolutions is easy. Sticking with them is the difficult part. This list contains the most useful websites to help you reach your goals and fulfill your resolutions. Whether you want to learn a new skill, eat better or simplify your life, these tools will help make 2016 productive.

1. Duolingo

Struggling with learning a language? Duolingo provides gamified learning resources for dozens of languages. It is fun, effective and free.

2. CodeAcademy

If you have thought about learning to code but never started, CodeAcademy is the necessary motivation. The site teaches languages such as Python, HTML and JavaScript through free interactive lessons.

3. TED

TED talks explore ideas and facilitate learning. Experienced speakers share knowledge on almost any topic imaginable. Here are 25 of our favorite TED talks to get you started.

4. Coursera

Coursera offers free online courses from top universities. Fields range from the humanities to the sciences.

5. Instructables

Instructables is the primary site for do-it-yourselfers. It provides detailed instructions to turn crafty ideas into reality. It is free and covers almost any project imaginable.

6. Wolfram | Alpha

Wolfram|Alpha allows you to compute whatever can be computed about anything. The database lets you dive into numerous topics. You will likely spend the night calculating.

What should I read next? narrows your choices by recommending books related to the ones you already love.

8. L-Mail

L-Mail lets you send physical mail from the internet. Overseas mail can arrive faster and you avoid visiting the post office.

9. MyFridgeFood

If your fridge is full but you lack ideas, MyFridgeFood is the solution. Tick your available ingredients to find out what you can cook. The site also suggests meals that require additional ingredients.

10. Cold Turkey

Working on a computer requires self-discipline. Cold Turkey blocks distracting websites while you work. Facebook and cat videos will wait until the task is finished.

11. CVMaker

A resume must be professional to land a dream job. CVMaker helps build resumes using professional templates.

12. Cheatography

Cheatography provides cheat sheets for studying and learning. You can create your own reference sheets or browse existing uploads for any topic.

13. ManualsLib

To declutter your home, clear out the drawer of old device manuals. ManualsLib contains almost any manual you might need.

14. Password Generator

Online security is important. Password Generator creates random, secure passwords for any account. Click and copy.

15. Down for everyone or just me

Down for everyone or just me confirms if a website is actually down or if the problem is local.

16. Calculator

Calculator provides various calculator types to assist with everything from fractions to unit conversions.

Conclusion

Tell us about your favorite useful websites. In the meantime, view our picks for the best weird websites if your resolution is to enjoy the smaller things in life.

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9 Comments

  1. I haven’t seen cold turkey but I think if you combine that is with Dr Wicked’s write or die and you’d be unstoppable :)

  2. Well, I’ve been inspired to trash my collection of manuals. Checked them on the website first of course. Good riddance.

  3. Duolingo rocks. Just start with one lesson daily and quickly you will go to 2, 3, 4 lessons.
    Works for me!

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