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Code a Corporate Website from a Photoshop Design: PSD to HTML Tutorial
Last week we published a tutorial for designing a basic corporate website layout in Photoshop, and in this tutorial we will walk through the process of coding that design in HTML and CSS. Here is a look at the design that we will be coding .
In order to work though this tutorial you will need the PSD file from the first tutorial which can be downloaded here. I’d also recommend saving a backup copy of the PSD in case something that we do messes up the file that you are working with.
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