July 8, 201412 yr i want to learn and make a Responsive Website through PSD to HTML is that possible? thanks.
July 8, 201412 yr 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.
July 8, 201412 yr Author i have seen a lot of tutorials using photoshop, illustrator and fireworks. what is the handy and user friendly app with these three adobe software?
July 8, 201412 yr Just a tip with psd responsive designs. I find it best to grid the desktop version canvas so you can design different states inside the breakpoints (grid). Also as you design a nav bar / interface think about the complications and the css of each part as you design as otherwise when it comes to conversion you can often design things that take a tonne of css to pull off or are just not possible. I will often test my theory mid psd phase with css just to check it'll work fine and then carry on the design. The beta code need not be beautiful, often it's bright red and green just for contrast but it means when I show the client the design I know I can make it happen. Edited July 8, 201412 yr by BrowserBugs
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