app and site design

-create artwork(psd) -output artwork all sliced up and sized properly and placed within a generic(non functional) html/css documents. (so instead opening a psd doc to view the art, you open an html doc with a style sheet(css) and a folder of images.) -create outputs for each device (standard desktop, i phone, and ipad). (I know many photoshop users use 'device central' app, and it takes/helps output conforming slices/resolutions... so if using device central, need to make sure to download all the respective devices (standard desktop, i phone, and ipad) -creation must also be able to output to a general html/css template that displays the graphics in their proper web context. -deliver the work in the form of a zipped folder containing an html document, with all the proper formatting(tables, spacing, padding, etc.), and the css can be in that html doc, or be a seperate css document(whichever), and all the sliced elements from the psd in an img/ folder. when you open the html doc, it should look exactly as it was intended to look. this way the programmer need not screw around with slicing the psd and formatting the html.