Here you can find a very detail guide on how to rock your PSD to Joomla conversion. These are all the steps every coder in charge of Joomla implementations here at CodeMyConcept takes to provide you with the best PSD to Joomla conversion ever made:

It is very important to keep in mind that when you make the web design or hire someone to do it for you, they create this design specific for Joomla, this will really help its usability. Before submitting you web design for a PSD to Joomla conversion make sure of the following:

Writing beautiful mark up is truly an art: HTML/CSS needs to be organized, commented and logic, that is one of the main reasons why the best PSD to HTML is usually written by hand, it requires planning and deep thought, things that a piece of software sometimes just can’t do.

An example of this is how when we started the company we told our customers that they could pay us once they project was delivered and if they were satisfied, and it was an awesome success; to the point that we decided to keep a “No risk, 100% Money Back Guarantee” policy to this day.

Let me tell you a little bit about our history, before CodeMyConcept came to exist, we were a software company, and our main focus was to build and ship software. About a year and a half ago, we were a committed to this and the people that came on board were all programmers, and we started to work in that direction; had a few projects aligned and we were making some substantial efforts towards shipping our software.

These are some of the facts. Google has always been known for spending huge amounts of money on salaries so they can get “rock stars” working for them, and it’s no secret that as of late, they are loosing more and more of that talent to other and maybe newer companies like Facebook, Linkedin or Twitter.

The cool part of this new browser comes from the way they plan to redefine the way we experience the social media. To use the browser you log into your different accounts using Twitter, Facebook and so on, and it will display automatically your friends, contacts and other features as you browse.

Earlier this year Ask.com announced the launch of a new question and answer service (currently under a private invite-only beta), that mixes results from their search engine, with answers the company found on other Q&A sites, and the ability to address questions to the Ask.com community directly. In other words, they are going back to what they do best.

The platform was released a few years back backed by Nokia but as part of a non-lucrative foundation which always intended to keep the system open source. In recent times, the company started developing an alternative to this software called MeeGo and for a moment it seemed like they were going for both.

Today we have some really exciting news! You know how much we love everything that has to do with psd to html, and you probably also know that we love Facebook and Twitter, but what you probably didn’t know is how much we like pictures We also know how much everyone enjoys a good contest, [...]