Converting PSD to (Functional) html

I need help like a tutorial on how to make a psd into an html document.


I have a PSD Web Document i designed and need to convert it to the html

 

I to would like to know more one this. As I dont have the macromeda program in the tutorials I have seen

 

It's not as simple as you may think, and there won't be a tutorial that will explain how to code YOUR photoshop document.

Each .psd to .html conversion will differ, it takes a good understanding of HTML and CSS to be able to do this.

If you want, post a screenshot of the .psd and I am sure somebody will give you the basics...

 

Well, 99% of the time if you have a PSD and not HTML, IMHO you are working backwards.

But that's me.

When I DO end up having to work from some goof assed painting done by a so-called 'designer' the first thing I do is just figure out what content there is, mark it up in semantic HTML completely ignoring what it it going to look like, then bend that markup to my will creating the layout in CSS (without the fancy graphics) - then and ONLY then do I go into a paint program to create the images that will be hung upon it ... which 99% of the time means using the PSD only as a rough guide since 'traditional' image slicing methods is the same as forcing your page down on it's knees in front of a donkey.

Hence why I think starting from a PSD is for retards.

 

I'll do it for you if you want to pay me.

 

Slice it into the desired images you want using the slice tool ("K" I believe.) Then save for web and from the options/drop down makes sure HTML and Images is selected.

(It may not read "HTML and Images.")

 

If you want to convert to HTML, i suggest you get Dreamweaver and learn positioning in dreamweaver.

 

I suggest doing the opposite what bloodanille said.

Listen to Deathshadow. Make a rough HTML and CSS sketch first, then start throwing in images.

 

you can use adobe image ready as a start. It will produce an html output from psd file

 

Listen to deathshadow. He knows his stuff.

You should start with a layout and content placement first and then when you already know what will be where you should make the PSD file...

But in your case it will be best if you start with some basic CSS layout and slowly start modifying it, adding there images, colors until you get the desired looks.

 

Its not easy.You can slice the PSD file and save it as html.But its not professional and latest.