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I would pay a recurring subscription for a service that translates designs into html/css. doesn't matter to me how you do it. doesn't have to be cheap. it just
by wayn3 10y ago
I would pay a recurring subscription for a service that translates designs into html/css.
doesn't matter to me how you do it. doesn't have to be cheap. it just has to be able to do 15-30 pages a month. with a turnaround time of about a day or less.
there are multiple ways to do this. you can either write good software or you could hire a bunch of filipinos.
id much rather pay for this than manage the employees myself.
you can easily deliver that as one person. you start out doing it yourself and as you generate more business, you hire people to do it for you. and then you scale up whichever way you feel like.
- codegeek 10y agoHave you checked out something like https://psd2html.com https://psd2html.com
- wayn3 10y agosure, but it requires an awful lot of talking. It should be possible to convert a design into html/css completely hands-off. you dont need me to tell you that its pixel perfect. my eyes arent better than yours. its either pixel perfect or its not. theres no point in using these services because they generate massive unnecessary overhead. its easier to find someone on upwork than it is to work with these services, because they are obnoxiously subservient and try to "overdeliver" by sucking away my time. such a service should work like this: 1. i have a design 2. i upload the design 3. i get a link to the finished assets no talking, no meetings, no schedules. just do the work. send confirmation emails if you have to. but dont ask me to hold your hand while doing something this simple.
- patrics123 10y ago@wayn3 - do you mind sharing: are you a product company or an agency? How do the finished html+css files fit into your workflow? - just courious ;)
- prmph 10y agoI think I am going to build this over a weekend or two. Will you be my first customer? That's how I start to validate the idea