On Mar 17th 2011 with 0 commentsCodeMyConcept
At CodeMyConcept we have discovered that there are still people who are afraid to hire a web design outsourcing. This article is dedicated to showing the benefits of it, and that there is nothing to fear!
HTML coding is pretty complicated to those who have never been related to the programming world before. Beautiful code cannot be perfectly done by everyone; you can find tutorials all over the Internet about how to code a beautiful menu, using web standards, web-safe fonts, etc; but you won’t find the necessary experience to know what the real problem is when that sidebar is just not working like you want it to, or the difference between HTML and XHTML, or the pros and cons of using HTML5, or how to understand what someone from a forum means when they give you responses such as these:
- “You don’t need the template code since everything is editable.”
- “/*url*/ and /*id*/ are html.”
- “Ending div tags are missing.”
- “Table width causes a vertical scrollbar on page.”
- “Lots of extra markup which could be eliminated with more CSS”
That is why we all have go through sleepless night working on HTML coding or dreaming about how that footer that won’t stick to the bottom of the page is going to capture us forever; some of us still do, but all of this is to make Internet a better place without any “do it yourself” coding that is definitely not going to work.
The best PSD to HTML service must be able to do this for you in a basic job:
- Hand-made PSD to CSS/HTML coding that is 100% W3C valid.
- Code that renders correctly in all major browsers.
- Code that will help drive traffic to your site.
- Pixel Perfect markup (some might not give you that, so be careful).
And all of these at a reasonable price. Also, remember to always ask about any other benefits the PSD to HTML service might provide such as discounts, installing process, or maybe the chance of paying a little extra for something that would blow everyone’s mind, just to name a few.
Imagine the time and sleep you can save by letting professionals work on your website and make you look totally awesome to the world. If you are completely new to this area, here are some tags you must know the meaning of, in order to understand the HTML structure:
- <!DOCTYPE> Defines the document type.
- <address> Defines contact information for the author/owner of a document.
- <base /> allows authors to specify a document’s base URI explicitly.
- <body> Defines the document’s body.
- <div> Generic language/style container.
- <h1> to <h6> Defines HTML headings.
- <head> Defines information about the document.
- <img /> Defines an image.
- <a> Defines a link to another document.
- <link /> Defines the relationship between a document and an external resource (for example, stylesheets or javascript files).