How to Convert PSD to HTML | Photoshop PSD to HTML5 CSS3 Website Tutorial for Beginners

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PSD to HTML Tutorial for Beginners, Learn How to Convert Photoshop PSD Web Design to a Real HTML5 and CSS3 Responsive Website Step by Step.
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In this Photoshop PSD Design to html5 and css3 Website Tutorial you will figure out how to make an essential website utilizing Phohoshop and Dreamweaver. You will have the capacity to use Photoshop to make an outline for your site and use Dreamweaver to sort out the contents and make the website completely useful. The website will contain 5 pages : Home, About me, Services, Portfolio and Contact.
After completing psd to html5 and css3 course you will be able to make a site, convert a psd design into html5 and css3 and put it Live.

To convert photoshop psd design to html5 css3 website, first we will slice psd elements, then create web pages with HTML adn Finally we will add style with css, you can further use javascript and jquery depending on your requirements.

1. Slicing The PSD File:
First, we need to slice the PSD elements as images, so we can use them later for the web, in our case we need to slice the logo, the slider images, the projects logos we need a gray version for the normal state and a white version of the hover state like the image below, we also need the clients logos and the social media icons in the footer section, it’s very easy to slice a psd element

2. HTML:
After getting all images from psd we will create html pages, And we will add all images, text and other information and contents with HTML.
Learn Html

3. CSS:
As you know html is a markup language, so we will use css to design our html pages and we will make web pages similar to psd design using css.
Learn css

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