CSS from PSDs

# Project Summary: Create good, well-structured and valid HTML/CSS code to present existing PSD files. The (protected) images are attached as PNG files. We already have a functional sample of one page [here][1]. The developer should use the current HTML as the basis for the other pages, and may use current CSS after fixing its minor bugs. We recommend this course, as the CSS is almost complete, has very few things left to fix, and has already solved most of the difficulties inherent in this design. If any complex javascript is needed, we can contract for it separately. If our work together proves fruitful, we will also contract you to use the mootools library and framework to create visual effects for the pages, such as sliding menus. We are seeking a long-term relationship; we have many projects in the pipeline, and would be happy to continue to work together with you for a long time. As a bonus, the winning bidder will be given free and complete access in perpetuity to our [login to view URL] account (cost: $499 yearly). This will allow you to view any site on any platform and any browser quickly and easily. Bidders must be experienced CSS developers, and must demonstrate samples of well-structured and validating HTML/CSS code. Creativity, familiarity with various CSS techniques and browser hacks, and Javascript are strongly recommended. Complete details are in attached file as: CompleteSpecs.html. ## Deliverables 1) Complete and fully-functional working HTML, CSS and Javascript files, as necessary. 2) Delivered files must conform exactly to our designs, unless otherwise discussed and agreed upon. 3) Pages must function with real content, not just with sample content provided. That means displaying arbitrary lengths of text and numbers of items when appropriate. 4) All pages must be fully compatible with IE6 and 7 on all Windows platforms, as well as Firefox 1.5 and up on all platforms and Safari on the Mac and iPhone platforms. Pages must appear identical in all browsers unless otherwise agreed upon. 3) All deliverables will be considered "work made for hire" under U.S. Copyright law. Buyer will receive exclusive and complete copyrights to all work purchased. (No GPL, GNU, 3rd party components, etc. unless all copyright ramifications are explained AND AGREED TO by the buyer on the site per the coder's Seller Legal Agreement). ## Platform IE6 and 7 on all Windows platforms Firefox 1.5 and up on all platforms Safari 1 and up on the Mac and iPhone