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<blockquote data-quote="sumone" data-source="post: 1657430" data-attributes="member: 551481">html -&amp;gt; psd? Really don&#039;t know how that works; See if you can open the html page in photoshop &amp;amp; try to save it as psd? I don&#039;t&nbsp; have any experience with photoshop....mspaint is all I know...FrontPage was just the first program that came to mind. There may be better ones out there, I&#039;m just not familiar with them. I think DreamWeaver may be able to make a web page from scratch if it has the ability to save your photoshopped stuff to html.3 weeks is pretty good...wish I was that fast!I personally don&#039;t like any html-generation tools just cause I prefer to write all HTML by hand. But for beginners, FrontPage/CuteHTML could be a good start. You develop your site using the program and look at the HTML it puts out - and that would be your source of how to do different things with HTML.For example, I&#039;m still learning new things; if I see a site that&#039;s doing something pretty cool, I&#039;ll save the HTML of that site to my hard drive &amp;amp; see how it&#039;s accomplishing that trick. In the process, I&#039;m subconsciously adding that &#039;trick&#039; to my repository.Hell, you could even use ms word and do a save-as .html; however word highly obfusicates &amp;amp; bloats the HTML.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="sumone, post: 1657430, member: 551481"] html -> psd? Really don't know how that works; See if you can open the html page in photoshop & try to save it as psd? I don't have any experience with photoshop....mspaint is all I know... FrontPage was just the first program that came to mind. There may be better ones out there, I'm just not familiar with them. I think DreamWeaver may be able to make a web page from scratch if it has the ability to save your photoshopped stuff to html. 3 weeks is pretty good...wish I was that fast! I personally don't like [I]any[/I] html-generation tools just cause I prefer to write all HTML by hand. But for beginners, FrontPage/CuteHTML could be a good start. You develop your site using the program and look at the HTML it puts out - and that would be your source of how to do different things with HTML. For example, I'm still learning new things; if I see a site that's doing something pretty cool, I'll save the HTML of that site to my hard drive & see how it's accomplishing that trick. In the process, I'm subconsciously adding that 'trick' to my repository. Hell, you could even use ms word and do a save-as .html; however word highly obfusicates & bloats the HTML. [/QUOTE]

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