A PSD file stores an image with all of Photoshop's editing options intact — layers that let designers finalize templates and export graphics before they're flattened into shareable formats like JPG or, in our case, converted into HTML.
PSD files only show layout as an image — there's no underlying code. HTML, paired with CSS and JavaScript, is what makes a page actually work across browsers and adapt to different screen sizes. Converting PSD to HTML is what turns a static design into a real, functioning website.
Our workflow starts in Photoshop (or GIMP, Pixelmator — your choice of editor) and ends in a responsive, hand-coded HTML build, QA'd across all major browsers and devices, with 90 days of support after the project completes.