Step 1: If you have Photoshop files ready with website designs, then start by slicing the layers into separate images. Make sure that the individual images are kept in separate JPG or PNG files. Also, just make sure that no text is converted into images barring the headlines as texts has to be in HTML that would be read by the search engines.
Step 2: Ensure that you don’t include too many image files as they it will cost website’s loading speed due to multiple HTTP requests. If you have too many images then you can utilize the CSS Sprite to lessen the effect by showing the images as and when required.
Step 3: It’s a very crucial step as now you will have to code out your PSD files using Bootstrap. You will create HTML, CSS, and JavaScript code for your site. You will code each images in your PSD into different sections of HTML like Header, Footer, Sidebar, Body, etc. Like in the header section there will be many elements such as logo, menu, call-to-action button, etc. You will have to code every element in each section to create a page. Try
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