Monday, March 16, 2015

These wizards turn PSD files into code

3/16/2015

By: Ric Manning On: 3/16/2015  In: , ,  3 comments
Years ago when I was building the website for a large publishing company, creating web pages was often a two-step process. A PhotoShop artist would design the page and produce a PSD file that would be handed off to someone else to code the layout into HTML. That coding part was often the longest and most expensive part of the process.

If PSD Wizard had been around back then, I would have shipped the design files to them and otten my pages back much quicker and for far less money.

As their name implies, the wizards at PSD Wizard take a PSD image file and convert it into code that fits your project. That might be a public website, an internal web-based management tool or a Mailchimp template for an email campaign.

Prices start at $100 for an email template or $180 for responsive code that is touch-enabled and SEO friendly. Standard delivery is 2-5 days and corrective maintenance is free for 30 days.

The PSD Wizard website includes a full price list and free downloads of Chaplin Bootstrap Portfolio Themes, which has designed for pages for creative agencies such as designers or photographers, and the Bootstrap Admin Responsive Theme from IEEE Spectrum.

The wizards also inhabit @psdwizard on Twitter and Google+.

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3 Comments:

  1. Troy FloresAugust 20, 2015 at 3:28 AM

    There are some basic key points which an individual should remember while hiring PSD to HTML service from any web development company. These significant factors really help a person to get a well organized web portal without any hassle.psd html service

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  2. Richard C. LambertSeptember 9, 2015 at 2:26 AM

    Prices start at $100 for an email template or $180 for responsive code that is touch-enabled and SEO friendly. Standard delivery is 2-5 days and corrective maintenance is free for 30 days. html coder

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  3. c1ickerDecember 28, 2015 at 1:18 PM

    Normally agencies cost a bit because they have their employees to pay every month. We at freelancer connect are not bound to such things. We get projects, give it to eligible one and take 20% to 30% cut and obviously we charge very low. If someone is interested, they can check us out.
    And, we provide touch friendly responsive code for $30..lol and if you or your developer don't like it. Dont pay us. :p
    http://freelancer-connect.com/

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