When it comes to presenting website and graphic designs to clients, using a laptop mockup can substantially boost its appeal. Do you have the right laptop mockup to take your work to the next level?

There are many different ways you can use laptop mockup templates. You can use them to showcase your designs in your portfolio, website design, social media posts, client presentations, and more. We’ve found a set of professional laptop mockups that you can use on all those occasions.

In this post, we’re featuring some of the best laptop mockup templates for designers, both MacBook and Windows laptops. The collection includes templates from Envato Elements, where you get unlimited access to over 650,000 design elements for a single price. Have a look and start downloading.

Floating MacBook Pro Laptop Mockups

This bundle of MacBook Pro mockups includes 5 different templates featuring creative and colorful settings. The templates are available in 4500×3000 px resolution with smart objects for easier editing.

• Price: Envato Elements Subscription

15 Frontview Laptop Mockup Templates

A collection of 15 minimal and modern laptop mockups featuring various background settings and isolated items. The templates are fully customizable and you can change the colors, backgrounds, and the shadows however you want.

• Price: Envato Elements Subscription

Modern MacBook Laptop Mockup

This elegant MacBook laptop mockup features a straight front-view of the device. The template comes with fully organized layers, smart objects, and editable effects. You can customize it using Photoshop CS5 or higher.

• Price: Envato Elements Subscription

Creative Laptop Mockup Template

Based on a real photo, this creative laptop mockup template comes in 5000 x 3337 px resolution featuring smart objects and organized layers to let you easily edit the template. It also features a creative background environment as well.

• Price: Envato Elements Subscription

12 Laptop Screen Mockups

This is a bundle of 12 high-resolution laptop screen mockups featuring a 15.6-inch MacBook Pro. The templates are available in 3800 x 2800px resolution with changeable backgrounds and colors.

• Price: Envato Elements Subscription

Woman Using Laptop Mockup Template

A modern laptop mockup featuring a creative working environment and a woman using the laptop. This is most suitable for crafting blog headers and using with portfolio websites.

• Price: Envato Elements Subscription

Feminine Laptop Mockup Template

Another creative laptop mockup featuring a feminine design. You can use this mockup to promote your products and designs in portfolios, social media, and blogs.

• Price: Envato Elements Subscription

Minimalist Laptop Mockup Template

This minimalist and simple laptop mockup can be easily customized to change colors and backgrounds to make it fit any background setting you want. The template features smart objects as well.…

There’s no doubt that you understand the need for your website to be accessible for as many users as possible. But reading through all of the guidelines and standards can be a little overwhelming. You can find the latest W3C recommendations here, but do you need to know every word, and follow every guideline?

Today, we’re going to try to make it all a little bit easier with some tools and resources to help you improve website accessibility (and maybe even some checks to consider that weren’t on your radar!).

Whether you’re looking to ensure you have enough visual contrast, a site that’s accessible to screen readers, or even create accessible emails, we’ve got you covered!

1. Color Safe

Color Safe helps you check (and even create) accessible color palettes based on WCAG Guidelines for text and background color contrast. The tool and standards use a ratio-based formula to determine color combinations that can be read by all.

WCAG Guidelines recommend a contrast ratio of 4.5 for small (body) text and 3 for large text (anything over 24 points).

Just enter your colors – based on HEX code – font choice and size and generate a palette. You get an immediate ratio to check against and can see other similar colors. Check through to see if something similar might be a better option based on your typeface and size.

2. NoCoffee

NoCoffee is a Google Chrome browser extension that helps you visualize your design in the same way someone who is vision-impaired might see it. (Nothing highlights the importance of accessibility like seeing it in this manner.)

It can check for and show the following:

• Low acuity with small text or click targets
• Low contrast problems with text and background elements
• Colorblindness
• Visual snow, glare, ghosting and cataracts
• Nystagmus, which is rapid involuntary movement of the eyes
• Obstructed visual fields

3. Contrast Checker

Contrast Checker allows you to enter background and foreground colors on the screen and get immediate checks against several visual standards with an instant, color-coded pass/fail.

Nice features of the tool include the ability to flip between color and grayscale options, share samples of your checks and pull colors from images. You can also save a PDF sample. It’s an easy tool with plenty of features that anyone can use quickly.

It also provides the color ratio, as outlined in the WCAG Guidelines.

4. Tota11y

Tota11y is a JavaScript file that puts a tiny button in the bottom corner of documents. It expands with a toolbar that includes multiple plugins for different accessibility checks.

• Headings and heading order violations
• Contrast (or lack thereof)
• Link text that’s

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