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Emil Schmidt
1,018 PointsPSD to HTML practice
Hi everybody,
Does anyone know any good websites where you can download PSD files for practicing html and css? I haven't been able to find any files here on Treehouse.
Best regards Emil Schmidt
4 Answers
Adam Fichman
9,502 PointsTheme Forest has a ton. They are usually very high quality and worth the price. However if you're looking for free ones google is your best friend. Just a quick google search of "free webdesign psd" came up with:
- 40+ free PSDs from web designer depot
- 20 PSDs from Design Your Trust
- 30 best websites to download PSDs
Have fun!
chrisfrees
1,706 PointsIf you're really just looking for practice I think you should find some cool shots on Dribbble then convert them to HTML/CSS in Codepen.
Emil Schmidt
1,018 PointsThank you for helping me guys! I just wasn't able to find anything on Google either. Have a nice day.
Armando Amador
6,813 PointsHey Emil,
These sites might help. They have some great tutorials on converting PSD > HTML > WORDPRESS. They might be a little outdated but they still teach the fundamentals. You might have to search on the archives for older tutorials.
James Barnett
39,199 PointsJames Barnett
39,199 PointsYou don't need an actual PSD file to learn how to code up a design. Just take a look a live preview of a template on Theme Forest and code it up without checking the source.
To figure out the colors, typography and exact sizes (in pixels) used use the Eye Dropper, WhatFont, MeasureIt! browser extensions.
Samuel Lopez
Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 13,960 PointsSamuel Lopez
Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 13,960 PointsThanks James Barnett for sharing this great browser extensions!