What You Receive
Every PSD to HTML project ships as a complete, organized package:
- Semantic HTML5 markup — proper document outline, landmark elements (
header,nav,main,footer), headings that reflect content hierarchy, and accessible form labeling. - Modern, maintainable CSS — logically organized stylesheets using custom properties, flexbox and grid, with class names that describe content rather than appearance.
- Optimized assets — images exported at appropriate resolutions and compressed, SVG used for icons and logos wherever the source allows.
- Vanilla JavaScript behavior — sliders, accordions, mobile navigation and similar interactions written without framework dependencies, so the code drops into any environment.
- Documentation — a short readme explaining the file structure and any decisions worth knowing about.
Our Coding Standards
Standards are the difference between code that works today and code that still works in five years. Our markup follows the HTML Living Standard maintained by the WHATWG, and every page we deliver passes the W3C validator without errors. Validation is not bureaucracy — it is the cheapest possible bug-detection pass, catching unclosed elements, duplicate IDs and attribute typos before a human ever has to.
Beyond validity, we hold ourselves to the working practices documented across MDN's web development curriculum: meaningful alt text on every image, sufficient color contrast, keyboard-reachable interactive elements, and a logical focus order. Accessibility is not an add-on we charge extra for; it is what correct HTML looks like.
Cross-Browser and Cross-Device Testing
Before delivery, every build is tested in the current versions of Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Edge on desktop, and in Safari and Chrome on real iOS and Android hardware. We test the awkward states automated screenshots miss: long German compound words breaking navigation, user-enlarged font sizes, slow-network image loading, and what happens when JavaScript fails entirely. A page that only works under ideal conditions is not finished.
How Pixel-Perfect Is Pixel-Perfect?
Our internal tolerance is zero deviation on type sizes, colors, and spacing rhythm at the design's native breakpoint. Where the design must flex — fluid containers, responsive type — we agree the scaling behavior with you up front, so 'matches the design' has a precise meaning at every screen width. If you ever find a mismatch after delivery, the fix is free. That guarantee has been our policy since 2014 and we have never regretted it.
Plays Well with Your Stack
By default we deliver framework-free static files that drop into any environment, but we are happy to shape the output for where it is going. Need class naming that follows your team's convention, partials split for a templating system, or markup structured for a specific CMS integration? Say so in the brief and the build arrives ready to fold in. Because we write plain, dependency-free HTML, CSS and JavaScript, nothing we deliver fights your existing tooling — there is no build step to adopt, no package versions to reconcile, and nothing to uninstall later. Your developers get clean raw material, organized the way they asked for it, with a file structure they can navigate in their first five minutes.
Typical Turnaround
A single homepage of average complexity is usually delivered within three to five business days. Inner pages built on the same design system go much faster, which is why multi-page quotes are cheaper per page than you might expect. If you have a hard deadline, tell us before we quote — rush delivery is often possible, and we would rather plan for it than promise vaguely. See the full process and our pricing philosophy for details, or look at recent work.
Get a Fixed Quote
Send us your design file (or just a flattened preview and the page count) via the contact page. You will receive a fixed price and a delivery date, typically within one business day. No subscriptions, no hourly billing, no scope creep.