Reaching a summit with the new Basecamp

Working on web development projects is a lot like mountaineering: you need the right equipment and a team you can rely on during the critical moments after leaving the base camp. With XHTMLized, you can be sure you’ll reach the summit safely and on time.

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Can PSD to HTML quality be measured?

In this article, I’ll show you how you can design your own Quality Assurance Scoring System based on the criteria we used in my previous article Code Quality Assurance Checklist: 8/20 Rule.

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Say goodbye to IE7 and welcome our new website

Whether you feel nostalgia or relief, it’s time to say goodbye to IE7 after 7 years in existence. Coincidence or not, it’s also been 7 years since we launched the first version of our website, and today we are welcoming a new version of xhtmlized.com.

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Code Quality Assurance Checklist: 8/20 Rule

In PSD to HTML conversion, what defines front-end code as being of top quality? We follow 8/20 Rule here at XHTMLized – 8 areas consisting of 20 criteria the code has to pass in the code quality assurance process. What are those?

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Responsive Design Workflow: The End of Photoshop?

Photoshop has been a key player in our industry, and it has become the tool of choice for almost every web designer now. What an irony it is, when a photo editing software becomes a web industry standard. But is it still the right choice in the age of responsive?

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