Designed 30 websites, delivering unique and flexible solutions by converting Photoshop designs to HTML.

Situation. Clients came in with a look they wanted — often a finished visual design — and needed a website built faithfully from it. The gap between a design file and a working site is where a lot of quality is won or lost: it’s easy to ship something that’s roughly right and subtly wrong.

Task. Designing the sites and converting the designs into accurate, flexible implementations was the job.

Action. Thirty websites got designed and the Photoshop designs converted into HTML by hand. Faithful was the standard — the spacing, the type, the details the designer actually intended, not an approximation of them — but so was flexible, because a site that matches the mockup pixel‑for‑pixel and then falls apart the moment the content changes hasn’t really been built well. So the aim was markup that stayed true to the design and stayed maintainable afterwards.

Result. The thirty sites matched their designs and stayed workable — distinctive, polished web presences that didn’t break the first time someone edited them. Faithful to the design and still maintainable is the balance that mattered, and that’s where these landed.