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“Which of the PSD-to-HTML providers do you work with?” A few years ago this question had no sense because… there were no such companies. But now PSD-to-XHTML/CSS conversion services are sought-after and growing fast. Is it just a new fad or a real market need?
The idea of a PSD-to-HTML service is quite simple. Using Adobe Photoshop or other software packages, graphic and web designers create digital images — files with *.PSD, etc extensions. To convert them into a webpage template or blog theme, you need to develop HTML code. PSD-to-HTML companies are those who provide such a transformation.
The emergence of PSD-to-HTML services is not just chance.
A while ago we all celebrated the 20th anniversary of the Web. Media actively discussed achievements and outlook of the Internet. The appearance of design-to-HTML coding as a separate service also illustrates that the Web is becoming more mature. Really, specialization of labor and tendency to standards compliance are features of established industries only.
The own niche in the web development process
Each of the web development jobs — design, HTML/CSS coding, and programming in PHP, Java, etc. — plays its own important role and requires its own specific skills and aptitude.
I like the analogy with music creation: composers (in case of Web — designers) express their ideas in images. Then the music (websites) is written down by means of musical notation (HTML and CSS), arranged for different types of orchestras (browsers), and complied with recommendations of musicians’ associations (WWW Consortium) and music critics (search engines). Of course, quality instruments, sound equipment, and stage effects are a must (databases, chats, widgets, etc).
If each job is done properly, the website may get “Grammy”, i.e. a lot of traffic and place #1 in SERPs (search engine results pages).
Web standards, compatibility, and accessibility
PSD-to-HTML providers’ advertisements often say that a resulting HTML/XHTML/CSS markup will be “cross-browser compatible, W3C valid, SEO semantic, and hand-coded.” Why is it emphasized?
1. Cross-browser compatibility
Users are free in their choice which of the PC or mobile devices, operating systems or browsers to utilize. Browser producers are also free in which way to treat a webpage. To ensure correct website appearance in different environments and make it accessible to wider audience, browser-specific code is added to a website HTML/CSS markup.
2. W3C compliance
W3C is World Wide Web Consortium which develops and approves the main Web guidelines, specifications, and tools, including HTML and CSS. When a site meets W3C standards, it is like a Web Quality Certificate. As a first step in evaluating website validity, you can use W3C sites validator.w3.org and jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/.
3. Semantic coding
HTML and CSS allow getting the same webpage appearance in different ways. Semantic coding implies that you mark up your website taking into account content meaning and HTML tag semantics: e.g., main headlines — with the help of h1 tag (“heading1″) and so forth. Typically a semantic-coded site is more search engine friendly; search engines “understand” it better and rank it higher.
The role of semantic coding has been increasingly growing. Experts state that the coming Web will be completely semantic and provide more correct retrieving and processing data both by computers and human beings.
4. Hand- or automatically coded markup?
In many cases handcrafted HTML/CSS markups are better than those produced by specialized software. One of the reasons is a lot of semantic niceties which are difficult to code automatically. It is like software packages for design or programming — they help very much and quicken the process essentially but they don’t substitute designers or programmers completely.
What is the difference between PSD-to-HTML and PSD-to-XHTML services?
XHTML (eXtensible HTML) is the successor and modern extension of HTML and is recommended by W3C as a main markup language for today’s Web. XHTML/CSS makes a webpage markup more compact and flexible, table-less, and with clear content and design separation.
But there is a sound marketing/SEO aspect too: “PSD to HTML” and “PSD to XHTML” are often used as synonyms in providers’ marketing materials. Here are some other key-phrases typical for PSD-to-HTML service advertisements: “Design to XHTML/CSS”, “HTML coding service”, “PSD to markup”, just to name a few. In fact, PSD-to-HTML companies usually offer a wide range of services, including conversion of designs (*.psd, *.ai, *.png) into XHTML/CSS/AJAX markups, blog themes, templates for shopping carts or content management systems (CMS).
The competition forces PSD-to-HTML providers to develop XHTML/CSS code in line with the latest Web trends. PSD-to-HTML services help to make web development faster and easier, allowing designers and back-end programmers to concentrate on their specific tasks. Who benefit from that? I think all the Web community.
HTML Experts: Is there is a special or secret way to use HTML while designing a webpage?
For instance, if you just use "regular" HTML, will people still be able to see and use my website normally, even if they are not using Internet Explorer? For example, I always use Firefox. Other people use things like AOL or Opera to browse the web. Thanks for your help!
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Natalia Savchenko is a proficient web designer and the CEO of HTMLcut.com, a PSD to HTML conversion and HTML coding services provider.
Try http://www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp
There's no such thing as a silly question. Don't worry; HTML will work across all browsers. However, bear in mind that HTML does have different 'dialects' depending on whether you're using strict, transitional, or frameset (this goes in the doc type declaration or DTD at the top of a html page) plus older browsers such as IE6 can be quirky and not show websites exactly as they should. Just use strict and XHTML (which is a cleaner, stricter version of HTML) and you should be okay in most modern browsers. Visit http://www.freewebtutorial.co.uk (web standards section) for more info.
Hope this helps.
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NO, simply type your file dot extension
OOPS i have error in my comments (TIPS: save your all file in one folder so it will be easy to upload your image in html/css)
verry nice, thank you for sharing bro
no, just remember to change file extensions
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save your all html file in one folder or same folder then type this<img src =(name of your file ) If you have png file or file in other folder type this <img src= your first folder name then type other then your file name . I hope it will help full for you .
You need to either purchase a domain or find a free hosting site.
There are many around including freewebs which has no ads if you log in at least once every month. Although freewebs, and most other free hosting sites, don't use HTML. They use CSS.
You can find plenty of instructions on how to chance HTML to CSS. Just google it.
Since you didn't specify, I'm going to assume you're using Internet Explorer in some version of Windows, which is likely considering anybody using any other browser on any other operating system would feel special enough to mention it.
In IE:
-Go to TOOLS in the menu. If you do not have the menu bar visible or if you don't have text-labels showing, it's the gear icon.
-In the TOOLS drop-down, go to "Properties".
-In the Properties dialog box, access the 'Advanced' tab.
-Within the Advanced tab there is a section called "Browsing" in the scroll-window.
-Find the option there-in that says "Reuse windows for launching shortcuts" If you're using IE7 it will also say "(when tabbed browsing is off)".
-Make sure this item is unticked and OK out.
-Your issue should now be resolved.
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no they don’t you can use any type of ending on the pictures.
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no but png (Portable Network Graphics) is often used 4 things as websites cuz of the very small size (as in like 50kB) of the images
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What is the code to put the image of you website in the address bar? Thanks
This is not ilegal?????
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that was long but awesome
where do i have 2 save my image if i want it on my site??
How to embed video onto your website is depends on the video format, different video format needs different HTML scrept. If the format of your video is wmv, then the first answer should can work. However, as I know, there is an more easy method can enable you to add any format videos to website and have a player with playlist to control them.
Step-by-step tutorial about "how to add videos to website"
http://www.flash-video-mx.com/webplayer-resources/add-videos-to-website.html
Nice vid!
No can do. You need to save it as a .html file. It's probably saved as a .doc or .docx right now. You should use notepad for html; formatting on your computer doesn't show up online.
As for filezilla, just connect to your server, navigate to the file on your computer inside filezilla, and drag and drop it wherever you want.
JavaScript is great for user interactivity.
PHP is more for server-side interaction, which is useful with forms and such. Also, you need to have PHP installed on your computer before you can use it in HTML pages.
XML is mainly used for information; it's not used all that much in terms of displaying things in HTML.
I'd recommend CSS as well (though not technically a scripting language), as it gives you richer content in terms of design.
Very easy and logical explanations. This video cleared up all the questions i had before it. Thank you!
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There are many different ways depending on which technologies you are using (e.g. java, php etc.). But essentially you create an html form for your inputs which will submit to a server side script that you have on your server.
This server side script will pull out the variable values from your form submission and then replace them in your template. You may do this simply by using String handling and some regex, this would be the quick and dirty way (in general this completely depends on what server side technologies are in play). You may pretty easily do this with Java using a templating engine like Velocity. The script will then return the html source with all the variables replaced back to the browser where it will be rendered.
does the pic need to be in png form?
Thank you so much, your vid is so helpful, and very educational, after I got out from html file, how do I go back and edit the same file again.
oke btw the tutorial is very helpful gj
.. Why do that if you can just use the frame… or use an iframe. just make the height and width equal to '100%' and it'll fit inside perfectly.
im halfway thru hahah.this vid is awwesome thanks dude
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You will need an editor to place the code that looks similar to this:
Text Linking:
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Image Linking
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More info is here
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTML
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