PSD to HTML: First Try

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This is my first PSD to HTML project. It was very challenging for me to do this one because I am not really used to coding CSS and HTML. Yes, I have knowledge but it was not enough yet still I tried it. It was successful, though. But my first try has problems with other browsers with regards to the alignment of some divisions and image.

So, I read some tutorials on how to create an HTML out of PSD files and I end up with this wonderful tutorial "How to Convert a PSD to XHTML".This is also to enhance my knowledge and learn some new things.

I recoded my page and finally created my final work. I tested it on 5 browsers; IE 8, Firefox, Safari, Chrome, and Flock; and it works perfectly fine.

I realized that I still have a lot to learn with regards to CSS and HTML. It was fun and excited for my next PSD to HTML project.

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