Making a design that can be coded

Alright...I've been thinking lately about a custom vB design...I've got the talent and resources to create the design myself, but I will probably need somebody else to code it for me. My question is...what do I provide the coder? Do I need to give him different elements/sizes or does a single (layered) PSD do the trick?

If you've got any resources/tutorials...that would be great.

Come on, TF - this is the only place I'm posting this thread, the talent here is wonderful

Just the layered PSD file does the trick for me beautifully.

Yup, like Aros said, all you need to do is provide the PSD and let the coder do his magic

Thanks guys, that's what I was thinking, but wanted to be sure first

Lol

Originally Posted by asherone Lol

May I help you?

It doesn't even have to be a .psd file as long as you remove all the text you want as .html text first.

Originally Posted by Julian It doesn't even have to be a .psd file as long as you remove all the text you want as .html text first.

I for one definitely prefer the layered PSD file, a lot easier for client, designer and coder.