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Ask HN:PSD to HTML/CSS
Good Morning HN.
This is my second post on the site. My first post, I started to learn to code, and its going well. But now my question is, are psd to html/css services really worth it? or the money?
- kingsidharth 16y agoIf you've invested in getting a well "decorated" PSD then by all means go it is. But for a start-up agile development and Lean UX is the way to go. (IMO)
- mathgladiator 16y agoI think it is worth-while to avoid PSDs in general, and I think people that master Lean UX (or CSS driven design) will be a huge advantage once HTML5 is standard.
- kingsidharth 16y agoI'd avoid them too. Complete waste of time and effort.
- maxbrown 16y agoIf you're bootstrapping, not at all. If you're a company paying it's designers/coders a premium salary, probably worth it. You'll often end up paying more in-house in salary (and they can be working on something more valuable)than you will paying a psd2html service.
- biggs83 16y agoThe truth, I have an idea for a startup. Everyone that uses the internet WILL use this site. I have a Mac, a PC, Photoshop, Dreamweaver, and $1200 to put into this site. I want to put this together and up quick. Would the psd service code my psd into a site that would be up and running? and then I can get users? I'm doing this alone and do not have a team
- ddemchuk 16y agothey're worth it when you're doing contract web design work and your margins allow you to scale horizontally and still profit with them. Also, once you've mastered the slicing process, it gets really boring, so outsourcing it is a nice relief
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- damoncali 16y agohttp://psd2html.com http://psd2html.com has given me good results in the past. Worth it? Depends on how much you value your time.