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Help with design from PSD

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Hello,

 

I am wondering if I could get some more experienced advice and help into where to start and what method of creation I should take to get the psd I have designed into a real material website.

Before I go any further I want to point out that this is a very simple and small design!

 

I have attached an image of the website. Basically I am wanting a few things to happen. I am looking into a background that resizes to 100% of the users screen. (Advice on this would be appreciated).

 

There is 3 boxes I am wanting to be center of the page as in the design. The first one simply to be an image to link, the bottom left to hold a twitter widget, (so I'm guessing a DIV) and the same for the right where I am wanting either an animated gif or small slideshow of a range of images. Whichever you advise me on.

 

The 3 boxes would be great if they could also resize dependant on the user screen and window size however not a priority. Just needs to be done.

 

Finally there is just some text in the center slightly down from the bottom boxes.

 

I would massively appreciate if someone could advise me and help me to create this website. I do hold some knowledge so I am confident with a point in the right direction, I can get this done when I know the best way to do it.

 

I have a day to get this completed so it is a massive priority for me right now.

Thanks in advance

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Converting a PSD to XHTML is not a easy task , most web developers usually work with a designer to ensure what is being designed can actually function in a web browser , it might be easy to draw layers in Photoshop but coding them is a complete different issue.

 

From the screenshot you have provided I can see a default 2 column layout with header and thats about it. I would download the 960 grid system from 960.gs and create a blank HTML file with the 960 CSS attached and then use this code.

 

CSS

 

.top_header { min-height:200px; background-color:grey; clear:both } 
.left_column { background-color:red; } 
.right_column { background-color:blue; } 

 

HTML

 

<body>
<div id="header">
<div class="container_12 top_header">  Enter Header Image / Slider Here </div>
</div>
<div class="container_6 left_column"> Left Column </div>
<div class="container_6 .right_column"> Right Column </div> 
</body>

 

Its quite basic but it should help you get started :)

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