What are the benefits of a handmade code? You might be asking yourself.

First of all they are done by qualify HTML coders who know everything there is to know about PSD to HTML/CSS conversion. With that done, HTML is the most widely accepted language for web design; it is also easily recognized and interpreted by the popular web browsers.

There are some automated code makers such as:

1)     Dreamweaver- a web development application originally created by Macromedia, now developed by Adobe Systems, it is available for both Mac and Windows operating systems and recent versions have incorporated support for web technologies such as CSS, JavaScript, to name a few.

It is supported by a large community of extension developers (isn’t it amazing how many communities are out there? We HTML coders sure are very social people!) who make extensions available for most web development tasks from simple rollover effects to full-featured shopping carts, but not as complete as a PSD to Magento or PSD to Shopify.

Like any other HTML editors, it edits files locally, and then uploads them to the remote web server using FTP, SFTP, or WebDAV. But logical coding creates unnecessary tags and a lot of garbage some other complications with this software are:

• Without an educator’s discount, the program can cost up to $400. Many other programs are less expensive or free, so be careful of that.
• Someone without any editing experience could be confused by the many options available in the editor.
• The toolbar and properties window also might provide too many options for a novice web designer.
• The tutorials seemed to have very basic information and some of the more complicated topics without teaching many of the helpful tools offered in Dreamweaver.
• The tutorials and the Help Viewer did not always provide the “big picture” for all options available.
• The overblown code
• The complicated UI (user interface)
• Its support and implementation for layers and CSS positioning is still somewhat awry and in need of tuning.

And the list could keep going, but Dreamweaver is not the only editor out there:

2)     FrontPage is a little lame if you read the generated output source code, you might understand why FrontPage is not a good choice. It will generate codes that only IE users could see (let’s get IE6 to 1%). but once you have created the site you cannot move it on to any other server unless you start again coding all the pages of your site. The main feature of this software is that it helps you creating small website without any knowledge to HTML coding.

3)     Just about all of the WYSIWYG editors produce poor quality HTML. What’s more, they encourage the common disbelieve that building a web site with HTML is just like laying out a page for a magazine using Scribus or Pagemaker or Quark Xpress.

By hand coding your sites, it is for sure any browser will read it, what gives you more traffic and more opportunities you cannot even imagine. You can make any changes you like without re-coding the entire site and administrating easy with all those options the editors have, for example converting PSD to Drupal has a very manage system for the clients but at the time of coding is complicated so you better find an expert to help you with it.

What we are trying to say is if you want totally kick ass web site you should use handmade codes, it would surely make you and your viewers life easy and can updated constantly with completely awesome new stuff.