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Welcome Jarrod, I'm from Leicester too!

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Good Morning, I really would love some feedback from the professionals on here.. I've nearly (not quiet!) finished my first PSD to HTML / CSS conversion and I was wondering what you all thought - what I could improve on. I would really appreciate feedback on all aspects, including the cleanliness of the code as I'm a newbie! The website is here: http://www.pixelwork...s.co.uk/dev/GER I'm still waiting for content from the client to put on there, but hopefully that shouldn't be too long now.

How have you solved it? That way if someone comes across the same problem and they search the forums they have the solution.

The domain name has expired so nobody can see your design.

Have you not managed to sort this yet?

I might be wrong but I wouldn't of thought so.

Yes it is, it's often said that it's best to start with the mobile site first and work your way up for responsive web design. I'd highly recommend creating a static website from PSD before concentrating on responsive web design if you haven't done so already. Once you've done a static PSD to HTML / CSS conversion then look at media queries as that's what makes your site responsive. Best of luck and feel free to post on here for any help.

Given our location it wasn't Creare was it?

I used to charge by an hourly rate to cover myself then if they ask "Could you just do this?" and think its a two minute job, when it's not. I'm covered! I've since found a one off price to be better, which is based on my hourly rate like others. But I go in to detail on what's covered in that price! They know how much they're paying. You know how much you're getting! But if they asked, then I'd let them know.

Hello, I have just started working on my responsive side to this: http://www.pixelwork...s.co.uk/dev/GER And I have had some issues where by on the iPad / iPhone the slider image was zoomed in and pixelated. I got advice that because I was using a min-height on the div.slider that was causing the image to zoom in / pixelate on those devices - since I've removed the min-height the image just doesn't display on iOS devices - but it does on a desktop computer. Any ideas?

You could count them manually, or upload your site to a web server and use http://www.xml-sitemaps.com/ to create a site map, once the sitemap has been created, the next page will show you how many pages it has indexed (on the right hand side), although it does come with a maximum of 500.

As sash_oo7 said, taking a design from PSD through to a valid HTML / CSS flat file would be a good place to start. Along the way you will encounter numerous headaches.. But without these - you wouldn't get any better! Best of luck, and if you need any help then feel free to post.

I'm no professional, but you can add me and I'll take a look if you wish when I'm next online. I'll inbox you my Skype username now. Edit: It won't allow me to send you a message - my Skype username is pixelworksolutions

I've just tried it on my iPhone 5S and it works absolutely fine.