Have you never seen what happen if you type “tilt” in the search bar on Google?
Try it! I was confused for a moment, then I realized…
I was searching tilt because is a very nice Firefox addon.
Tilt is a Firefox addon that lets you visualize any web page in 3D.
Tilt is useful when searching problems in the HTML structure (like finding unclosed DIV elements for example) by providing the extra third dimension, layering each node based on nesting in the DOM tree. Stacks of elements visually represent branches in the DOM, and each node can be inspected for the inner HTML contents, its computed CSS style and the attributes.
Clicking anywhere on the visualization highlights a color-coded rectangle surrounding the corresponding node. Double click shows up the source preview for that node. Tilt also tries to show the most relevant information when needed (one is most likely to inspect the attributes of an input, button or image element, for example, but can easily switch between HTML, CSS and attributes view at any time).
You can learn more about Tilt going to the official Mozilla blog post.